.. es," I answered slowly, "but that's not it. She was so infuriating when she was a pupil, because I was sure she was capable of much more than she w...s achieving. You know how it is? If she'd spent half the time that she spent avoiding work on actually studying, she'd be in University now, or at least in some sort of vocational training. But one couldn't have helped liking her. She was so ... sparky. Full of life. So even if she'd been plain, or over weight, if she'd had nothing physical to. William inadvertently blushed and quickly said, “Anyway, let’s make a new save already…” For the next half hour, William made his character, and started at the beginner’s zone as John watched with mild interest. “Hey, so should I get a sword, or a gun?” “I thought knights didn’t even have guns in those times…?” “Well, it’s more awesome that way. Hey, I know, I can’t choose, so I’ll just pick the gunsword.” “How does a gunsword even work?” “Does it matter so long as I can kill orcs?” William. I just don’t feel very comfortable with this whole thing. She’s your mother and you’re her baby boy.”“It may surprise you but that’s not the way it is between us. We haven’t had a mother-son relationship for several years. For reasons you would understand if you knew her well, it’s really quite the opposite. It’s more like I’m her guardian.”“I’m going to go to the restroom and freshen up.”“I’ll wait here for you.”Jake lay in the bed wondering what he could do to get Leanne to stop worrying. He wasn't even sure they could repair their relationship after this at all. Not after what she had done, or was about to do anyway. Grace and Mellissa were correct, Becky needed to be taught a lesson for trying to do this, regardless of the consequences. She needed to learn she couldn't get away with something like this in the first place. But more importantly, they really needed that password trigger code, no matter what it took in order for them to get it."I have no idea," he honestly told.