Teyha shut the door and followed behind Leon closely, sitting on the chair beside his as she waited for her parents. "Please don't tell them I thought I saw a falling star hit the city." She whispered. "I don't want them having any reason to have me committed." Her eyes darted to Leon again, and she lowered her voice even further. "My parents don't want to believe my brother is a pervert. I'm not the only one he's molested and tried to rape... There have been reports from people I've never met, but my parents pulled strings so each case was seen separately and dismissed, and no charges were really filed. They think Bradyn has the mentality of a five year old, and had him diagnosed with a mental disease to support the claim that he capable of harming others the way he does, and Bradyn plays along with it to keep people from getting suspicious."<br/><br/>She paused and sighed. "I've tried to keep people protected. I know what he is really capable of, and it takes a lot of..." Her lips quirked for a moment in her odd sense of humor, "Diligence to keep myself and others safe."<br/><br/>She fell silent when she heard a door swing open, and sank back against the chair. Moments later her mother came in, fully dressed in her uniform. She barely glanced at Teyha, but the young girl pulled back with a wince anyway. "Why are you going to play those games?" Her mother asked in a strict tone, frowning at the girl before she turned fully to Leon, and extended her hand. "My name is Mary, pleased to meet you." She told him in a friendly tone, an easy smile on her face. "I'm sorry for my daughter dragging you around. She -Should- know better." Teyha made a sound like she wanted to protest, but a weighted look from her mother silenced her immediately, and she sank back into the chair again. "But thank you for returning her to us."