Okay, so Emma is the "angel". Ya got me!
BTW, I *do* know how to spell (and pronounce) "drowned", even if Emma doesn't.

Snave

Hi,

Great part.

Good reason for Emma not to tell her parents. And boy, I'm glad to hear that there's more.

I'm hooked! Post more soon please???

Irene

Hi,

Love Emma's reasoning about not having to be Superman until she was all grown up, if she didn't tell anyone she had the powers.

Then she goes and spoils it all by inheriting her Dad's chronic 'do-good' gene.

I'm hooked too.

Yours Jenni

Oh, I feel so sorry for Emma! I mean, what pressure for a little six-year old, to know that you have to grow up to be a replacement for the father that you adore. I love how you've come at this story from the angle of a child, how everything seems so big and scary.

Yet already she's proving to us - and hopefully to herself - that she's up to the challenge because she instinctively responds to those in need of help.

This is wonderful, Snave. Keep it coming.

Lynn