Seeing that Kayla seemed a bit unnerved by his sisters, Alex got up and offered a seat to both Kayla and the social worker.<br/><br/>"You two stop the gabbing, you're going to scare the poor girl and the worker." he snapped at Abi and Jodi. "Please, don't mind them, they have a strange sense of humour," he continued shooting the giggling girls a glance as if to say can it for later. "They really are both very nice, just love to joke. Ab's, why don't you just go for that swim, and Jodi, put something on please? Dad and Mom should be here any minute, they both said they had some work that needed to be attended to. They work all the time, but trust me Kayla, they are very devoted and caring parents."<br/><br/>He ushered the worker and Kayla away from his sisters, back into the parlor, turning ever so slightly, giving Abi and Jodi a devilish grin at what they had been implying, knowing that Kayla nor the worker would be any the wiser.