
ROFL, reading this chapter while already knowing stuff made it so worthwhile and hilarious (OMG the guy's face... hahaha, written all over his face, PRICELESS)

He thought red-haired wife's so much into "watching" she deliberately called curly-hair over just in order to watch him "in action", and he got all embarrassed whahaha (I guess this means he's never had anyone see him from start to finish, before, bc in the orgies everyone was probably busy having their own thing going...)

This is like a tamer version of The Palace of Bardo (yes, believe it or not, a tamer version...) only the reincarnation plot was done much better, I think. never got to finish Bardo because my interest faded after a certain character's past life memories came back, but here the suspense solved that problem (for me, at least). And wow this was such a thriller! The moment I saw the kidnapper guy, I started suspecting what was going on... and I was right!
Sekhmet giving Hathor a helping hand in her love life, from behind the scenes... another point in favor of the "Hathor and Sekhmet are the two split personalities of the same goddess" argument.