Jaimie was intensely focused, as a person, and it showed when he kept his cool while being touched. He was also the sort to take this as them accepting a challenge he hadn't intended to make. After all, what's the harm in a little game so long as no actual physical intimacy happened...<br/><br/>He slipped his hand onto his mother's, interlocking fingers slightly and smiled,<em>"well, I hope I prove myself wholly capable of <span class="bbc_u">handling</span> whatever you want."</em>He gave no visible indications of doing much other than focusing on the road, but his voice dripped with context. Though, this may well have been for Becky's sake, as a smirk or a wink would have been lost on her anyway.<br/><br/><em>"So, I know you're a single mother, obviously. You said you had a son, tell me about him,"</em>he was a very good actor, and now he was taking the challenge to a new level. Whether he knew it or not, Jaimie had turned the game into a psychological exercise, one where they could play strangers and reveal their innermost feelings, or just play along ignorantly and continue the game. Either way, while he hinted a little at coyness in his voice, he never 'broke character', asking about himself as if he were complete stranger.