Kayla took a glass of water and thanked Jessica for it. This really seemed like a decent place and a decent family. She actually could not believe that her new mom was asking her what she expected of them. "Well, I never really expect anything from the families I stay with. I am just grateful I have a roof over my head. Usually it's a bigger adjustment for the families, and new stranger coming into the mix. I just usually abide by house rules and do what I can to help out.  As for me um, well, I think I've stayed in a total of thirteen homes. Some good, some not so good. I never really got myself attached to anyone. Once you hit a certain age, you kinda know you're not getting adopted. Most families want babies or small kids. I don't know who my parents were only that they had a hard time and couldn't keep me. They don't tell you much to protect the privacy of those concerned. It's ok though, I know they had a good reason and I'm ok with that. I don't wonder about them though, I just hope they are happy where ever they are." Kayla finished with a sigh and took another sip of lemonade. She hoped she didn't babble on too much, she just never was one for holding back, her life was an open book, and she had no problem sharing.<br/><br/>She was kind of excited to see where her room was. If this part of the house looked this nice, she could just imagine what her room looked like. "You have a very nice house here, you're a very lucky family." She remembered the days of staying in two bedroom apartments and sleeping on the floor sometimes. This time would be different. This time, her last time would be spent comfortably, and hopefully happily.<br/><br/>She watched as Jodie cuddled up to her father and thought how lucky the girl was to have such a relationship. She just hoped Jodie knew how blessed she was. When she made mention of running off, Kayla was disappointed, but understood. They all had lives before she arrived, and they shouldn't change their plans for her. She just smiled and sat there, she thought she heard mention earlier of another name, and wondered if there was yet one more member of the household.