What do you Mean?

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Chapter 7:

(Maco) 

It was something Kahmunrah said that made me think while we ran from his guards. It was that "the favorite son" thing . It made me wonder about Kahmunrah's story about his parents. If  Ahkmenrah won't tell me about his family; then maybe Kahmunrah will.  I let out a deep sigh as I continued to hide and run with Larry and Amelia. I know I was growing tired of running and wanted answers really badly. 

But as soon as we were caught, Larry and I were taken to Kahmunrah. I can't believe I'm saying this about my significant others brother but; he's bat shit crazy! But what got me the most is whenever he mentioned his mom and dad, sadness would touch his face. 

"You should go" I said turning to look at Larry "what? Are you kidding me? I'm not leaving you here with him" Larry said sternly, I took a deep breath "I have to talk to him" I said reassuringly. Larry nodded his head and left. I sighed and turned around "you. Kahmenrah" I said walking towards him "Kah-mun-rah" he corrected me, I rolled my eyes  "so sorry my king" I said bowing.  I knew he wasn't a good king  but he still was a king. 

"Kahmunrah, I have things to ask you. . . about your brother. . . About your family" I said twiddling my fingers. Kahmunrah looked up and sighed, "it is a long story Maco kings of The Museum of Natural History" Kahmunrah said. " I rolled my eyes; when Ahkmenrah and started to date, he always called me 'Maco Kings of The Museum of Natural History' I hated it so much but it was just how he spoke.

 "Just call me Maco or Ms. Kings" I said with a heavy sigh "you  don't tell  him what to call you, girl" a black and white mafia man snapped, I turned around and rolled my eyes "shut up Al Capone, at least he wasn't imprisoned in Alcatraz like you were" I said winking. I was in a room filled with bad men that ruined pieces of the world. I held myself and groaned " we have all night Kahmunrah" I said walking towards him.

 Kahmunrah sat down on the floor and crossed his legs  "it all started when 'he' was born" Kahmunrah said quietly as I sat on the floor next to him "everything changed when he was born. . . Father didn't care about me once Ahkmenrah was born, he was  all that mattered to them"  I looked down then back at Kahmunrah. . . I can't believe I was saying this but; I feel sorry for Kahmunrah.

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