Emily laughed as he asked how to act his age, not too sure how to answer the question. She had never seen a teenage boy in action, nor did she know how one acted. It made her wonder why he asked the question, since she hadn't said anything more about the subject.<br/>"I don't know how a normal teenage boy acts, growing up I only saw teenage girls and I am sure they act differently than bows. If I told you how to act, you would start doing things like experimenting with makeup, gossiping, and shopping for clothes. I would suggest just acting like you feel like acting. You can't try to be someone who you are not."<br/>She looked over the bird that he showed her, recognizing it from her travels even though with her job she didn't have much time for birdwatching.<br/>"Spying on me with this? Why were you doing that? Just curious to how the daughter of Thomas Ferguson acted in battle or what? Or are you just a war buff and wanted to watch the battle?"<br/>Knowing her father kept this poor guy away from everybody made her angry, she really needed to speak to him and find out the reasons why he kept them apart for so long. But she had her suspicions of why. She also wondered just where this mentoring happened. It must not of been her house, since she would of seen them unless there is a hidden area of her home.<br/>"Because they are not real people is the reason why it isn't healthy to just hang around AI. They are just what you want to be in a person and nothing more. You can't learn how to deal with real people through an AI since they will always say the perfect response to what you have to say. Humans are social animals, they need other people in order to survive and AI don't count as people."<br/>She shook her head, thinking he would not ever understand emotions no matter how hard he tried. She didn't understand them herself and she was a woman who dealt with them at all times of her life. He was a logical man, logic and emotions just didn't mix together very well.<br/>"Well you can try to understand them if you want, but trust me you never will. And as for understanding women, even men who know emotions better than you don't really get how a woman's mind works. Not saying it is impossible, but it would be very hard. I think the only way to truly understand one is to be one."<br/>She nodded slightly, glad that he wasn't controlled by her father anymore.<br/>"I've heard it's difficult to be friends with someone who's smarter than you are because of being on the other person's level. But I am a very intelligent person myself, though not quite as smart as you. I still think we can get along even with the gap we have between us."<br/>It seemed they both thought that they had been acting in the wrong.<br/>"Well we both acted out of character, but I think we should get over that now. It's over and done with now, no reason to dwell on it."<br/>She can't help but smile at the fact he wanted to try so hard.<br/>"You've already made me smile and laugh, it seems I am feeling better already. Hopefully there will be no need for medications for me."<br/>Little did she know a dark mass of emotion was building up in her brain, though she managed to act normally. What she saw, all the death, all the pain and the misery her mistake caused had really done a number on her brain.<br/>She raised an eyebrow when he asked if she was alright when she pondered on the fact if he had a crush on her. Some things he had said recently had made her think that the conclusion was based in fact, but still she couldn't be too sure. She couldn't exactly come out and say it to him or it would embarrass him.<br/>"Yes I am fine, don't worry. And yes I could use something to eat"<br/>It was so cute how he thought data was always right on something as unpredictable as a relationship.<br/>"Well I hope the data is right. I think I like you so far."