Ankhesenamun
âHurryâ I cried as I was carried through the long, dark hallways of the palace as I felt another sting of pain in my abdomen âItâs too earlyâ I screamed to myself.
âAlexandria, go get the mid-wives, and hurryâ Tutankhamun cried as he hurried to my chambers, I looked over and Alexandria turn a corner and rush down a different hallway. When Tutankhamun and I finally reached the birthing chamber in my chambers, he stayed with me till Pentu and the mid-wives came with Alexandria and her mother, and theyâd kicked him out of the room.
âThank the Gods that you two are hereâ I sighed when Alexandria and her mother were by my side
âOf course, we want to helpâ Alexandriaâs mother said as she and her daughter took my hands into their.
A few hours later, the chief mid-wife finally called out âThe baby is crowning my ladyâ I groaned as I pushed with all of my might, and before I knew it the baby was out and was spanked, but there was no sound, and I all ready knew that it was like my last baby âHow bad is it?â I asked as I was cleaned
âNot good my ladyâ
âExplainâ I demanded
âWell Iâm afraid that the child is worse than the lastâ I let out a cry of pain as I buried myself in Alexandriaâs stomach crying, and she hugged me tightly
âIâm so sorry Ankhesenamun; I wish I can do something for the babyâ
âBut you can time travel; canât you do something for my baby?â I whispered to her
âIâm afraid not, I still donât know how to use my talent, and if I did know, then I would go to my own time and get something that would save your baby, Iâm sorryâ I hugged her again. When Tutankhamun, Alexandriaâs father and brothers entered a few minutes later a few minutes later, Tutankhamun looked around eagerly
âWhereâs the baby?â he asked, I could see the excitement in his young, doe like eyes. I felt saddened by the loss of our baby because today was his nineteenth birthday
âIâm afraid that Anubis is trying to ruin your birthday my lordâ I replied sadly as the light in his eyes and face flicker out as he ran to me and hugged me tightly
âOh Ankhesenamun, my beautiful wife, everythingâs going to be okay, we still have timeâ he whispered to me
âRight, we wonât worry because Alexandria gave you an heir and you no longer need me since I canât give you beautiful babiesâ
âBut my lady, Iâm sure that the babies were beautifulâ
âBut they were deformedâ I wined
âThat wouldnât have mattered they would have been beautiful to usâ he smiled sadly
âRight, you two can still try and have a babyâ Alexandria said as I put my head on my pillow
âThank you, I think Iâm going to restâ I watched as Tutankhamun shooed everyone, except Alexandria away
âWeâll help you through thisâ Alexandria said as she and Tutankhamun lied next to me.
Tutankhamun
3 months later Ankhesenamun finally recovered from the death of the baby, who we later found out was a girl, and the two of us were walking by a pool one bright morning âBeautiful isnât?â I asked
âYes it is, and I have such a wonderful brother and friend to care for meâ I smiled as I sat her on a bench.
âI had a dream of a baby again last nightâ I said
âOh Tutankhamun I want that dream to become real to you, me and Alexandria with our beautiful, healthy babies
âAnd I think that what happened with our daughters wasnât really your fault or the Gods fault for the babiesâ deathsâ
âWhat do you mean?â she asked
âI mean, itâs entirely my fault, the Gods disprove of me because of who our father was, so they wonât let us have healthy and beautiful babies together, and I think thatâ
âNo donât say that I should hold another manâs child. I wonât, not now, not everâ
âPlease Ankhesenamun, do it for me, I know how much you want to have a little baby to care for and to love as you own instead of always helping Alexandria with the twinsâ
âButâ she gulped
âPlease, I know that it may seem unpleasant but we can tell everyone else that itâs mine and only you, I and Alexandria can know the truthâ I pleaded
âFine, but Iâm only doing it because I love you.â
Alexandria
âAlexandria wait upâ Ron called as I rushed to my chambers. When he finally caught up I was holding the twins in my arms
âSorry Ron, I had to take care of the twinsâ I apologized
âThatâs all that you seem to do now a days, other than doing you studies, practicing with Tutankhamun or helping Ankhesenamun around the palaceâ
âI know, but donât worry, it wonât be like this foreverâ I said as I finished feeding the twins their afternoon snack of mashed up fruit and juice.
âWonder if we can take them to the future with us after Tutankhamun diesâ Ron said as I put the 1 year olds down
âHe wonât die Ron; Mark said that I have to save himâ
âMy ladyâ a messenger said from the door of my bedchamber
âYesâ I asked as I stood
âHis majesty would like to see you in your gardenâ
âThank youâ I said as I picked up Tiye and Thutmose and walked outside with Ron in tow. When I arrived at the garden that Tutankhamun wanted to see me at, I glided over to him saying âMy dearest lord, itâs a pleasure to see you again, and not eaten up by Aye and Horemheb I see. Howâs Smenkare these days?â
âItâs a pleasure to see you as well my love. My brotherâs doing well, not great since heâs has to be a fan bearerâ Tutankhamun laughed as he hoisted his daughter in the air. âHere, letâs sitâ he said after a minute.
âNow, what is it that you wanted to talk about?â I asked when we sat, while I waited for a response, I watched as Ron played with his niece and nephew in the grass,
âAnkhesenamun and I have agreed that since I can no longer produce a healthy heir with her, that it would on be fair if another man be the father of the childâ I saw how much of a hard time he was having with this idea, so I put my hand on his and held it
âEverything will be okay, have you two decided about a good person to help with this?â I asked and he nodded
âWeâve decided that it should be General Nakhtim, heâs strong and loyal, and I trust himâ
âDoes he know that this is your idea?â
âNo, he thinks that Iâm clueless in all of this, and I was going to do a hunting trip
âNO!â I shouted as I stood
âAlexandria, why is this such a problem, I thought that you would be in this with Ankhesenamun and Iâ
âIn my time, itâs believed that you died from a chariot accident while you were out huntingâ I whimpered as he pulled me close. Suddenly I saw something in the bushes at one end of the garden, and an arrow head glint of sunshine, and it was aimed right at Tutankhamunâs turned back âGet downâ I whispered to my husband
âWhat?â he asked as he looked into my eyes, I pulled him down while kissing him, and I saw the arrow shoot past us and hit a nearby tree. Tutankhamun saw it as well, and let me go and called for the guards, who came rushing in and I pointed out where I thought I saw the assassin could have run off to.
Tutankhamun
Later on that day, Alexandria and I were relaxing on her bed with the twins squirming beneath us âIâm glad that you saw the archer and told me to get down when you didâ I said after a few minutes of silence
âIt was only because I love you, and I donât want you to dieâ
âDo you think that it could have been the time that I could have died in your time?â I asked
âMight have been, but I do know that the Gods wonât stop trying till to kill you till either you do die, or I take you to my timeâ
âYou know I could fake my death as well as you, your family and Ankhesenamun, and we could go to your time and live a life of peace of politics.â She smiled as she kissed me
âMy sweet love, Egypt needs their Pharaoh and Queen. You need to stay and live out you innocent young life with me, Ankhesenamun and the twinsâ she sighed as she kissed me again,
âBut I donât want to die, I want to live to see my children grow and have children of their own, and I want to grow old with you and Ankhesenamunâ I said as I rested my head on her shoulder, and I heard my daughter gave out a little whimper âSee, even she wants me to go to your time with youâ
âNo, sheâs just hungryâ Alexandria said as she got up and got Tiye food. When sheâd finished feeding the baby and had put both Tiye and Thutmose down in their bed for a nap, and returned to her bed, I pulled on her shoulders and pinned her down
âAlexandria, you will take Ankhesenamun and I to you time no matter what you sayâ I said as I watched her squirm underneath me and I smiled
âBut you might get sick because in my time the air is very bad for your sweet lungsâ
âThen weâll heal ourselves and make our bodies immune to your bad air just like you areâ
âI, I just canât lose youâ she whispered
âThen take me with youâ I muttered as I started kissing her, I felt her arms slip from my grasp and wrap around my neck as my lips slowly moved down to her neck then to her collarbone
âMake love to me my loveâ I heard her whisper, so I started to slowly slip her dress off and started kissing her slim body, making her groan with pleasure.
Ankhesenamun
I was sitting in the dining room with my cat Isis, sleeping on my lap. I was waiting for Alexandria, Tutankhamun and breakfast to arrive. When my best friend and husband finally entered I smiled and waved at them âMy lady, how are you this beautiful morning?â Tutankhamun asked as he kissed my fingers
âIâm much better than I was yesterdayâ I smiled as I watched Alexandria talk with her family
âAnkhesenamun, Iâm so glad that youâre getting betterâ Tutankhamun said drawing my attention back to him
âI know, but I still want a baby of my ownâ I sighed as I stroked his cheek
âI know, and you will get a beautiful child of your own as soon as Nakhtim arrivesâ Tutankhamun said as he sat next to me and Alexandria took her seat just a messenger rushed in and bowed in front of us. âWhat new do you have?â my husband asked
âItâs general Nakhtim; he has arrived my lord, and wishes to have a counsel with you after breakfastâ
âThank you, you may go nowâ After breakfast he asked me âMy lady would you like to come?â I nodded and followed
âWhat about Alexandria?â I asked as I suddenly stopped
âShe said that she wants to show her family some of her favorite places in the palaceâ Tutankhamun replied as he pulled my hand and finished leading me to the audience chamber where Nakhtim waited. When we entered the audience chamber and sat down, Nakhtim came forward and bowed
âMy lord and lady, Iâve come to tell you of our progress in the army and to speak with the Queen aloneâ he said and Tutankhamun nodded
âThen inform us on the Armyâ he said. That night, I thumped onto my bed exhausted from a long a long day of work. Nakhtim had agreed to help with the heir of Egypt under one condition, he was allowed to see it. Unfortunately Iâd caved in and told him that Tutankhamun was in on the plan as well, I had thought that the general would get angry but he hadnât, he just shrugged his shoulders and told me that he all ready had a family back in the delta, and that he would just leave after the child was born, then he left to look over some documents for the army.
Alexandria
A month and a half later I was relaxing by one of my favorite pools with Ron, Ramses and the twins âSo what are you planning on doing once Tutankhamun dies?â Ron asked as he gazed at the sleeping children
âDonât know, maybe return to our own time with Ankhesenamunâ
âHave you considered having him live in our own time with us?â Ramses asked
âYes I have, and Iâm still thinkingâ
âWhat are you guys talking about?â Tutankhamun asked as he strolled in
âYouâ I replied as we sat up
âIs that right?â he teased as he sat in front of us
âYes, that is trueâ Ramses smiled
âAnd what about me were you talking about?â
âHaving you live in the future with usâ I looked at my husband, he seemed a bit confused
âAndâ he asked
âAnd I said that I was still thinking about itâ I said
âI see, now boys, I must speak with your sister for a little bitâ the boys nodded and left âTalking about the future huh?â Tutankhamun suddenly seemed amused
âIt wasnât my ideaâ I giggled as I watched him sit on the chair next to me.
âAlexandria, I keep hearing people in Thebes are saying that Iâm a weak Pharaohâ
âDonât listen to them, not when the Gods know that isnât trueâ I said as I took his hand
âI know, thatâs why Iâm going on aâ we were suddenly stopped when Ankhesenamun walked in, she seemed dumbfounded
âMy lady, whatâs the matter?â Tutankhamun asked as we stood and walked over to her
âIâm pregnant againâ
âYou are, this is wonderfulâ he cried as he lifted Ankhesenamun, and spun her in his arms
âAnkhesenamun, Iâm so glad for youâ I smiled when Tutankhamun set her down and I gave her a hug
âThanks, but Iâm really nervous that the baby might turn out like the other twoâ
âAnkhesenamun, donât say that, the baby is going to be just fineâ I said as I held her hand
âPromise?â she asked
âI swear by Maâatâ I smiled.
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