Michael sat down next to Ryan when the poor kids wore himself out. Somehow it didn't surprise him that Kane hadn't told his kids a thing about their Mother. The demon really had been a broken man after what happened. Not that he could blame Kane, the punishment had far exceeded the 'crime.' Still, he can't help but feel Kane wronged his children. Wasn't evidence right in front of him? Ryan had never been taught even the basics of care for his body. Iris harbored so much hurt and resentment it was little wonder she wasn't trying to kill the man herself.<br/><br/>Michael sighs as he thinks back. "From what I remember Diana was a very sweet and fiesty person. She'd probably tell you to get up off you butt and do another set and then bring you lemonade and my ch when you were done." He says as he closes his eyes. "I didn't know her that well though. We worked in different fields. I could probably find someone that was an actual friend of hers." He says. After all, Kane was not the only one that knew her. "Don't let anyome tell you she committed a crime or that it was wrong for you to be born Ryan. The proof is in the pudding as they say. It would be impossible for an angel to marry a demon if God didn't want it that way. Otherwise it would be a demon marrying a fallen. I tried to explain that to my brothers, but they were to amgry to hear me."