Kayla watched the family dynamic, something she ha been accustomed to doing when she entered a new home. They seemed to be close, a well knit together family. Kind and generous. She began to feel more at ease as her new parents took the lead welcoming her in to the family. It was always harder on the kids, most saw Kayla as a threat, taking away any affections they may have so he parents could focus on Kayla, she understood that fully. "Really, you shouldn't change any plans because of me. I mean if your daughter wants to go with her friends, I shouldn't put a damper on that. We have plenty of time to get acquainted right?" She hoped she didn't speak out of turn, but the last thing she wanted was resentment from any of the siblings. It was them that could make the most trouble for her in the end.<br/><br/>"Um, actually pizza will be fine, I hate to put you out." Deep down though she was craving a wonderful Chinese meal. Kayla hadn't had one of those in a long time. She just smiled and sat there, wondering if everything would turn out fine. Hopefully Jodie didn't hate her already. She wouldn't try to be her friend, but if Jodie warmed up to her, she would be quite happy to have a sister close to her age to bum around with. Kayla knew she would like it here, if only she was placed in this home sooner, she could have avoided all those other terrible places she had lived before.