Pet-Ament held Sanura tenderly and stroked her hair. Continuing to sing to her an Egyptian song that was very soothing. He let her go when she moved and looked at her. He meant her no harm and in fact was feeling quite fond of the youngest princess. He didn't know when this fondness first started just that it was blossoming more with each time he spent time with her. He saw that the people at the temple had gathered in a way it shielded the princess from wayward eyes as well as kept others from knowing about the hug. He let her go and lowered his hands to his side. He shook his head. "You are very welcome Sanura." He looked into her eyes. "Sanura...you did not embarress me at all. It is not a shame to cry before others. It is a sign of strength when one can cry before others yet still be strong within. You are like that. I understand." He says. Picking up Aradia who was pressing into his leg. "Let's go home than. It has been a long day and is already nearing supper." He set Aradia in her arms and lifted her up. Putting her gently back on her litter as the men who carried it hurried over. He bowed to the people of the temple as a sign of thanks. Before following the litter, alongside of Sanura, back to the palace her mother resided in.<br/><br/>Ankht approached her mother carefully. "Mother...there is something I wish to ask you. Will you try talking father into letting me marry the head advisors son? Please mother whenever I happen to see him my heart soars." She says softly. Her mother merely nodded her head. "I will speak to your father but I make no promises Ankht. Your sister must be married before your father will even think of marrying you." She reminds her kindly but firmly. "Go work in your garden Ankht. I must see to dinner." Ankht nodded her head and went out into her garden.