At the feeling of arms around her, she burst. Tears all out streaming from her teal green eyes as she clutched Xanderâ€™s Pacman letterman jacket. Her shoulders shaking horribly as she sobbed against his chest.  She whimpered and kept apologizing as she cried. Everything, seemed to just go wrong. Everyone always judged her before knowing her, and then she blamed herself for the fire as well. If it hadnâ€™t been for her lamp shorting out in her bedroom, if she hadnâ€™t been up reading late and fallen asleep with it on, if her mom had just forgotten her and left safely with her dadâ€¦ Not realizing she was sobbing and whispering all of this as she trembled in Xanderâ€™s arms. Then the loud sound of heavy boots and the jingle of the diner bell rang as a tall, muscular, man walked through the door. His kind blue eyes not taking the intimidation factor from his large arms, and big meaty hands.<br/>â€œWhatâ€™s going on? Bobby Bear? Whatâ€™s wrong?...Baby?â€ His deep voice dropped with concern as her father looked to Xander, â€œwhy arenâ€™t you in school boy? And holding my crying daughter at that??â€ the father tried to pull off intimidating, but instead smiled and patted Xander heavily upon the back. â€œNah, you two come on in when she feels better okay? I have to get back to workâ€¦And Bobby?â€ A whimpered, muffled â€˜Yesâ€™ could be heard as her father continued. â€œYouâ€™ll tell me what happened when you get home tonight right?,â€ she nodded and held tighter onto Xander. Soon, her father left to go back inside to tend to his customers.