Bree and Robbie stood off to the side, trying to stay out of everyone's way. Liadan and Killan were trying to soothe Morgan, Liam was flipping through the book rapidly looking for the right spell, and Cal was using Spot Shot on the stains the pizza had left.
Bree pointed to Cal and snickered, "What do you think? Displacement of concern?"
Robbie nodded, but looked troubled.
"What's wrong?" Bree asked.
Robbie shook his head, "I don't know, I just feel like something is missing."
Bree nodded, "I am kind of feeling that, too."
They both paused, then looked at each other, "Hunter."
"Shit," Robbie said, dashing to the house phone. He dialed the number that he had always called for the circle update, but couldn't get through.
"Shouldn't we call her dad, too?" Bree asked.
Robbie looked over at her, "He doesn't remember her, so it would really seem like kidnapping."
"I was talking about Ciaran. But did she erase Mary K's memory?" Bree asked frantically.
"She didn't say so," Robbie shrugged.
"I'll call and ask," Bree said, dialing her cell phone.
Robbie smiled, imagining the phone call if she didn't remember.
"Mrs. Rowlands?" Bree paused. "Yes, it's me, Bree. Is Mary K there?"
Robbie wondered how Mrs. Rowlands would justify knowing Bree without Morgan to have been the introducer, but tried to concentrate on the problem at hand. Ciaran.
Robbie looked back over to the commotion and realized Liam must have succeeded, because he was calmly monitoring Morgan's progress. Killan didn't look terribly required, so he called him over, rather than try and interrupt Cal's frantic dusting.
"Could you call your father and Hunter?" Robbie asked. "I can't get Hunter on the phone and I don't even know if Ciaran has a phone."
Killan nodded, "I could, but I don't think that it's really necessary."
"Huh?" Robbie asked.
Killan smiled, "All the baby really needs is me." Faced with a scowl, he continued, "That and Morgan has been projecting since she went into labor. So much in fact, that I have a terrible headache."
"And that means - ?" Robbie asked, tired of Killan's perplexing reasoning.
"That they are here," Killan said, turning him to face the two new arrivals.