Finn knew that there were better ways to phrase things, but he also knew that the world wasn't a kind place. But also... He felt like children were so often kept innocent for too long. There would always be the risk that his mother would be able to take him away no matter what they did, and telling him that it wouldn't happen, that it couldn't happen, to Finn seemed unfair. And also... He wanted Brock to have a chance to decide for himself, just a little. If his mother came to take him, wouldn't it be fairer for him to be able to say what he wanted?<br/><br/>Of course, there was also the fact that he was putting cheering his father up right now on the boy's shoulders too, but he felt that the two needed each other, needed to depend on each other. Of course, a parent should never depend too much on their child, but hiding all of their troubles from them wasn't right either. It was a fine line honestly, and Finn was sure he'd crossed it, but he'd said what he said because he felt that given the situation it was the best way to let Brock know what was happening, and it also gave the boy some linking that he did have some options, however few, while also that none of it was his fault.<br/><br/>He was silent as the two hugged each other, and when Chris finally looked up at him he smiled gently. "I think that a cheat night here and there is also part of a healthy lifestyle." He replied to the male's words. He did notice that Chris had included him in that though, he hadn't told him to head home for the night so he could console Brock on his own, he hadn't snapped at him for making the boy cry all over again. "I'll call it in, what would you both like?" He asked, resisting the urge to also comfort the little boy with a pat on the head. That wasn't his place, not when the other's father was there to be the one to depend on. He was just his teacher and temporary babysitter.<br/><br/>"You two go and get comfortable." He offered, calling in their order and giving the address for delivery before joining them in the other room. He knew that Brock's homework wasn't completely done, but it was doubtful that either of them was going to complain about that to the boy, and honestly, it was first grade... One day of a couple of missed assignments was better than most of the class. When he came to the living room he looked at the two and nearly offered to leave, just to not make things awkward for Chris, but he decided that doing so might upset Brock, so he figured an hour or so and then offering might be a better option. So he sat down after offering Brock a glass of juice and another tissue.