“This means I going to have to take more tests dosen’t it?” Kit asked thinking of The Planet kicking off their musical talent in less than a half hour.

Dr. Ferion shook her head. “I’m afraid so.”

Jenny hadn’t had time to confront her mother since the feast. It had been a few hours now since they had all gone home and Jenny was looking through a few old photo albums. Her mother brought her a hot cup of chocolate with 4 pink marshamllows floating on top. Jenny grinned, she did have fond memories of childhood though she remembered them vaugely. Whenever she had had a bad dream her mother had always made her hot chocolate in the middle of the night with 4 pink marshmallows to chase the bad dreams away.

“Uh, now that was you’re Great Uncle Jacob. He was a very respectable man many told him to become a Rabbi but he became a banker instead. Always cleared his pockets before Friday, though. And his wife, he married outside the faith, Heather. She was a nice girl, very homely though. Was nothing much to look at but great cook,” she started pointing out the photos and smiling. Her mother turning each page with loving memory.

“Mom, who told you, um about,” Jenny trailed off.

“What about this ***** business? Timmy’s mother, Kimberly. She said it like I would be shocked and dissapointed saying you left Timmy for some lady friend. I think she was hoping I would be to,” her mother explained. Jenny curled into a ball of the lounge, tucking her feet under her.

“And were you? Dissapointed I mean,” Jenny posed. Her eyes flickered over the photos as if she had been asking the whole family their decision.

Her mother was silent for a moment and then curtly said, “Of course not. I have never been dissapointed in you and can never be. I told Kimberly that my Jenny had to do what was right for her and I support her no matter what.” Jenny felt tears in her eyes.

“I think I’ll put that in my book,” she started whiping a tear away. She turned a page and saw a tall Jewish man standing next to a 1940′s Chevrolet. Her mother hesitated for a moment and then rose.