The silent conversation and the fact her son had called her 'Liz' both make her a bit uneasy, but she forces that feeling aside.  Listening to Cayn's words, she hears how hard it is for him to say these things.  It softens her mood, and she actually gives him a sympathetic smile.  "It's alright.  It can be hard to trust other people, especially when they haven't treated you well in the past.  And I'm sorry that I was trying to tell you who you are.  It was presumptuous of me to think I know you so well after such a short time."<br/><br/>She draws a deep breath and tries to form the next bit right.  "But, if you're alright with it... I would like to get to know you more.  I've really enjoyed the 'professional' time we've spent together... and I think we could have some fun talking about things other than spells as well."  Giving him a hopeful smile, she turns to look at the bookshelf in an attempt to not make him feel quite so on the spot.