A/N: Just to let you know my F key is messing up so if you see any words that are missing and F that's why.

Jededaiah finally woke from his slumber and at first he didn't notice, but after he took a few steps and the rest of the cowboys were staring he knew something was different. He looked down at himself and yelled.

"What in tar nation am I wearing?"

October laughed. "I had to get you back some how for telling everyone about last night."

"But why did you have to dress me up in Roman attire? That's just wrong."

October had done a project on the Roman Empire during high school and surprisingly she still had a few clothes from her Roman soldiers. Jededaiah and Octavius were friendlier to each other then they had been in the beginning, but Jededaiah still was against Romans.

"Why don't you look nice?" Octavius said as he came over to see what was going on.

"Don't rub it in." Jededaiah snapped.

"I think everyone should see your new look." October said as she picked him up.

"Put me down woman."

"Not a chance."

"Don't forget about me." Octavius said.

October picked him up as well and headed to the lobby. Once she was there she set both men on the desk.

"Introducing the new Jededaiah."

Everyone looked at Jededaiah.

"That's a good look or you Jed." Larry said.

"Shut up. This is embarrassing enough."

"Just remember if you ever blab about me and Ahkmenrah again it will be much worse."

"What could be worse then this?" He asked as he took off the Roman clothes.

"So are you and Ahkmenrah together?" Octavius asked.

October turned so red she thought she looked like a tomato. She turned to try and hide her face, but she turned right into Ahkmenrah. She didn't even know he was there let alone that close behind her.

"Sorry." She said with her head down.

"It's all right."

"Are you going to answer the question?"

"No."

"No you won't answer? Or no you aren't together?" Jededaiah asked.

"Um…"

October didn't like being put on the spot light. She won't deny that she would like to be with Ahkmenrah, but she didn't want to say that they weren't even though it's true. Everyone was staring at her. She was hoping that Ahkmenrah would come to her aid, but he just stood there. October did the first thing that came to her mind and ran.

"Now look what you did." Octavius said to Jededaiah.

"Me? You're the one that asked the question."

"Should we go after her?" Larry asked.

"I'll go." Ahkmenrah said. Then he went in the direction that October ran.

Ahkmenrah felt bad that he didn't say anything, but his mind was too busy going over that question. He did have feelings for October and it wasn't until recently he realized how deep those feelings were. Last night made that very clear to him. Everything felt right when he was holding her. He could still remember the feel of her soft skin. Her brown eyes would always shine when she was happy and he wanted to make her happy. He came to the conclusion that he loved her and now he was debating whether he should tell her. What if she didn't feel the same? What if she did? Would their relationship ever last? Would it even be possible for them to be together?

Ahkmenrah soon found October in the same place he found her last night only this time she was leaning against the wall. Maybe she does have feelings for him because his tomb is the first place she goes when she wants has a lot on her mind and she wants to get away.

"Are you all right?" He asked as he walked p to her.

"Why didn't you say anything?" October was looking at the floor.

"What would you want me to say?"

"The truth." October knew she could have said the truth as well so why didn't she? Was it that hard to say they weren't together? They weren't so why couldn't she just say that?"

The truth. Could Ahkmenrah really say the truth in front of everyone? He didn't know how October felt so he didn't want to confess his love and then be rejected in front of the whole museum. They were alone now so perhaps now was a good time. A little part of him still held him back. He loved he that's true and he wanted her to know that, but what if she didn't feel the same? Could they still be friends? Or would their friendship be awkward?

Ahkmenrah put his hand under October's chin and made her look at him. "You want the truth?"

October nodded.

Ahkmenrah took a deep breath. "The truth is that I love you. When I was holding you last night I realized my true feelings and I don't want to ever let you go. I want to be with you if you will have me."

October didn't say anything at first and Ahkmenrah thought that maybe she didn't feel the same. October was just processing what he had just said. After a few minutes when she realized what he said a big smile appeared on her face as she jumped up and wrapped her arms around him.

"I love you too."

Ahkmenrah let out the breath he didn't know he was holding. "Really?"

"Yes really."

"Then we better make it official. October, will you be my girl?"

"Of course I will."

Ahkmenrah closed the space that was between them and their lips met. October felt like she would melt. The kiss was so sweet and passionate. It was like time had stopped and they were the only two in the world. October had dreamed about this moment, but this was so much better then her dreams.

Back in the lobby everyone was wondering what was keeping October and Ahkmenrah. A few people suggested they go look for them, but Rebecca said they will come back when they want to. Jededaiah was curious on what was taking them so long so he snuck off and went to go look for them and Octavius followed. The soon came upon October and Ahkmenrah kissing.

"This will be good to tell." Jededaiah said as he headed back to the others.

Octavius grabbed his shirt. "I wouldn't if I were you."

"Then it's a good thing you aren't."

"Remember what October said. What do you think she will do to you next?"

"What could be worse then wearing that Roman stuff?"

"I can think of a few. You are small and there are a lot of possibilities."

"But this is just too good not to tell."

"It's your funeral." Then Octavius let go of him and they headed back to the lobby.

After what seemed like hours Ahkmenrah and October parted. October was in a daze and Ahkmenrah smiled. Everything seemed perfect.

"Wow." October said. "That was wonderful."

"Yes it was. I'm glad you are with me. You make me complete."

"I feel the same way. I think we should get back to the others though."

"Must we?" Ahkmenrah asked as he started kissing her neck.

October giggled. "I'm sure they are wondering where we are. Besides I'm nervous that Jededaiah has been spying on us again. If he saw us kissing I know he will rush off to tell everyone."

"You don't want everyone to know?"

"I have no problem with them knowing. I just prefer they hear it from us then him."

"Then we better get going."

The two of them headed back to the lobby as they held hands. When they were halfway there October noticed two small figures walking. She kneeled down.

"So I was right."

Both figures stopped walking and turned around.

"So how much did you see?"

"Enough." Jededaiah answered.

"I tried to stop him." Octavius said.

"Well tonight you aren't getting the chance to tell anyone." October picked up both Jededaiah and Octavius.

"That's not fair." Jededaiah complained.

"Of course it is." October smiled then they walked the rest of the way to the lobby.

Larry was the first to notice October and Ahkmenrah was back. He was about to say something, but he stopped as he saw they were holding hands. October put Jededaiah and Octavius on the desk.

"Can I have everyone's attention?" October asked. "Ahkmenrah and I have the answer to Octavius' question. We are together."

"And they kissed." Jededaiah added with a smirk.

The museum broke out in applause. October looked over at Rebecca expecting her to be smiling, but she wasn't. October couldn't tell what Rebecca was thinking.

Soon Rebecca told October that they had to leave. October didn't want to, but she was getting tired.

"Until the next time." Ahkmenrah said. Then he kissed October and it sent chills down her spine.

Ahkmenrah watched as October left the museum. He hadn't been this happy in a long time. He was so happy that he met October and that she returned his feelings. He couldn't wait to see her again.

The ride home was quiet. Rebecca wasn't saying anything and every time October tried to ask her what was wrong she would say she didn't want to talk about it now. October thought that maybe she and Larry got in a fight.

When they got home October was headed to her room until Rebecca stopped her.

"I don't think it's a good idea." Rebecca said.

"What's not a good idea?"

"You and Ahkmenrah. I don't think you two should be together."

"Why not? Don't you want me to be happy?"

"Of course I want you to be happy that's why I'm telling you this. I don't want to see you get hurt."

"Ahkmenrah would never hurt me."

"That's not what I mean. He is a three thousand year old mummy who is a rotting corpse during the day. He only comes to life at night."

"I could have done without the image. But what's the big deal?"

"What's the big deal? He can't leave the museum ever. Your dates will consist of walking around the museum and sharing your moments with the other inhabitants. Can you really be in a relationship like that?"

"You just don't want to see me happy."

"That's not it."

"Yes it is. Ever since we were kids I lived in your shadow. You were the smart and pretty one. All the boys followed you around. We both know I wasn't the prettiest girl when I was younger and I never had a boyfriend until I got into college and he turned out to be a jerk. You had plenty of boyfriends though. Ones that would treat you right and never yell at you. It's ok for me to have a boyfriend when he hits and yells at me, but now that I have a boyfriend that will treat me the way I should be treated you don't like it. You always liked it when you had something and I didn't and now I have what you have. A caring boyfriend. You like it when I have nothing."

"Are you sure you aren't just infatuated with him because he is a Pharaoh from ancient Egypt and it's what you have been wishing for since you were a kid?"

"How can you ask that? I love Ahkmenrah for him, not for what he was thousands of years ago." Then October went to her room and slammed the door.

Rebecca knew October would be mad at her, but she didn't know she would be this mad. Rebecca wants her to be happy. Maybe it's because she isn't in love with one of the inhabitants at the museum, but she just doesn't think their relationship will work.