He did not look angry though. He looked sad. You used to be a bright girl. What happened to you? You were supposed to fight the family, not give in, h... continued. I am not like this. I am sorry. Tod- yesterday is the first time in years that I have let myself go in nearly two years, I said and nudged against him. He did not pull away. He just held me in his arms and whispered, I plan on getting to know you better. Just stop being whatever you were today. I know you are not this way. I leaned. Jack Jr. was a college freshman, and Todd was a high school senior, living with Jack and Diane in their beautiful home in one of the nicer neighborhoods. Jack worked long hours but still made time for his wife and kids. Diane was a research physicist at a nearby university, and between the two they juggled schedules to spend as much time together as a family as they could.Jack showed up to work one day and walked into his office to find a young man sitting, waiting, in one of the guest chairs.. Ann walked over towards a corner of the room and he watched as she pulled out a camcorder from one of the cupboards and placed it on the counter. The red light blinked as she leaned over and seemed to be focusing it towards him. He wanted to yell more, but he became aware that his body started to feel swollen and strange. The sound of his heart beat came louder and faster in his own ears as the drug was pumped through his blood stream. He opened his lips and let out a low groan while his chest. Gabriel chuckled as Kyle’s mom pushed him away and gently lead Sam to the living room. ‘Stop hovering Kyle. It’s not like she’s the made of glass you know. Go put your things away and let me get Sam settled in the living room. Shoo now!’ Kyle’s mom said forcibly as she pushed him once more. Pouting Kyle turned around and scooped up their bags and stomped upstairs. Gabriel laughed out loud when he heard Kyle’s mom yelling at him to stop acting like a two year old. Kyle tried to turn around and.