Begins during Part II of the series when Suhad announces she's carrying the Pharaoh's child. Turns out, an heir born out of passion is the legacy that Tut truly wanted.

Ankhesenamun's wishes and hopes were always tied to those of Egypt. There was no room for selfish desires in the palace, not in her tumultuous dynasty. Especially not for all-consuming love. But with Tutankhamun's death, all of that would change. For once, Ankhesenamun would indulge her deepest desire- to be more than a political pawn. To be in love. "Haret, send for Ka."

Inspired from watching the miniseries Tut on SpikeTV the scene I wish we'd gotten, Tut and Suhad meet again in the afterlife.