They had HIS name on them!! "I, I, I found these!! I thought whoever lost them might need them so I brought them here 'cause I didn't know what else t... do with them other than throw them in the trash but that wouldn't be right..." Was he ever going to end this sentence?! "I'll make sure the rightful owner gets them," the woman held out her hand for the papers. "Yes, uh, ma'am. They're, like, for a boy. Alex Knight?" "We've met. Now, what class are you suppose to be in?" she said, taking. "Thanks." Wonderful to meet you, Abby. Jethro, seat yourself wherever you'd like."Gibbs nodded, leading Abby over to a booth in the very corner of the restaurant and nudging her hip so that she would know to sit on the inside. Handing her a menu, he settled back in the booth as if he didn't have a care in the world, reading through the specials flyer that was attached to the menu."How can you do that?" Abby asked, a note of wonder in her voice."Do what?" Gibbs asked, squinting at the type. He'd. She was watching the clock as she started to prepare dinner. She knew what Lois said about not being home but was hopeful that she would reconsider and join them for the evening meal. Brian was home and playing on his Xbox in his bedroom and Gary was watching the evening news on TV. Just as she was putting the spaghetti and meatballs on the table, Lois walked in the back door.“Thank you for coming home,” Helen said to her daughter.Lois smiled at her mother. “I’m sorry for what I said this. ”“My dear Magus, the pleasure is all...” the door closed cutting off the rest of the conversation.The plain woman crossed her arms across her chest and looked down at Claudia with a thoughtful expression. She frowned and glanced at the door. She leaned over and grabbed Claudia’s left hand.Claudia pulled her hand back and asked, “Who are you?”“There’s no wedding ring,” the woman said.“I’m not married,” Claudia replied. “Just who are you?”Ignoring the question, the woman said, “Miss Darling must.