Jonathon seemed to give up; the girl he loved was gone, and what was he supposed to do now?  Oddly, his Dad opened up more to him that he had gone to AA the night before and that the reason he called him for help was he was on the verge of giving in.  But he didn't.<br/><br/>Jonathon's sensitive heart enabled him to open up to his Dad; when his Dad was sober, he was actually an awesome guy.  As they walked back to the house, his Dad said, "Hey, I know there was a house there where your girl friend lived.  I don't get what happened to it.  But I wanted to show you something she ... what was her name, Ambrosia?  - something she left behind here one day when she came looking for you."<br/><br/>When they got to the house, father showed him a smaller, journal like book.  It read on the front, "Entering the world of fairy tales."<br/><br/>"I'm sorry I didn't tell you about this earlier, but I kept it 'cuz I was mad at how much time you were spending with her."  "Dad!" Jonathon said, but his father quickly added, "I was wrong, I know.  That's why I know I don't think I can come with you; this is your destiny."<br/><br/>Jonathon glanced through the book and flipped through the pages; he could not read any of the gibberish.  However, at the front cover ... the symbol of the circles or moons or whatever they were was clearly evidenced.  The symbol was debossed into the cover, perhaps almost large enough for Jonathon to place her necklace into the impression.