Daniel noticed his brother's hand twitching and without a second thought he reached over and held the man's hand firmly, trying to relax him.  There was nothing weird about brothers holding hands, so why not?<br/><br/>"Well, he'll try to see her but we can't make any promises." Daniel said before standing up and once the lawyer said he understood and that now they were free to go.  Daniel smiled and thanked the man before having them leave.  The lawyer thought for a moment before calling out to the boys, making them stop and frowned "One more thing.  Due to your mother being the bread winner and unable to work, the money you current have is all that you have.  Some assets have been frozen as well. . .I'd be comfortable with money if I were the two of you.  You have enough till the end of this month."<br/><br/>The young man frowned, he was near the end of his term so he didn't need to worry yet, but the cost to feed them both and then to get his brother's  medicine did worry him.  Looking up to his brother Daniel smiled and nod "Don't worry about it.  We'll figure something out."<br/><br/>As they began to leave Daniel paused and said he needed the restroom, the closes one was single bathroom so really was just a restroom with one toilet and all so Aiden couldn't come in.  "I'll be right back." Daniel kissed his brother's cheek before running off to the restroom.<br/><br/>Once Daniel was gone a older man came to Aiden.  Clearing his throat the man waved his hand to caught the man's attention "Are you Aiden? Daniel's brother? I'm his father." the man spoke softly.  He didn't seem upset, perhaps a bit worried, but over all he wasn't threatening toward the man.<br/><br/>"I know I'm probably the last person you ever want to speak too.  But, you see, I want to have a chance to speak with Daniel and with what happened a week ago, I doubt he'd do it. . . I was wondering if you, uh, maybe could convenience Daniel to come speak with us? Maybe if he only speak to one of us? Please, I know this is a lot to ask, but. . .he won't answer calls from us, and when I tried coming to your place he. . . I'm sorry I'm asking a lot.  I don't blame you for what happen to our families, you probably didn't even know what happened.  You had to be a child yourself. . .please."