Jurgen could only chuckle as he heard Liliana slip into french. The kids were in trouble, but he planned to let them think they weren't until they'd inevitably slip up and tell them how they got out of the playroom without anyone noticing. He knew the same would happen for how they had managed to operate the elevator without the codes to do so. Kids really could not keep secrets and these two would be the same once he got them talking about their day. In the meantime he needed to get them back out of public view and back to the apartment.<br/><br/>Things were fairly quiet between them all as Jurgen escorted the children back to the apartment. He was glad to see the relief on Liliana's face when he brought them in. "Found these two little ones making faces on the glass of the rooftop meeting room. Unfortunately they were spotted by at least a few of our guests, but no display of abilities so I don't foresee too many issues. They just looked like normal kids." He explained, sitting the two down on the couch. "Kids? How did you slip out? Liliana was very worried about you." He asked, kneeling in front of them.<br/><br/>"I... I'm sorry. We just wanted to test ranges..." Lynde whimpered. "We were having fun up there. I like playing outside." She spoke softly, a slight smile appearing on her face. Seeing that little smile even her father couldn't stay too mad. He shook his head though a slight smile was growing on his face as well.<br/><br/>"You two know you can't go up there without one of us. Someone could get hurt. How did you two even get the elevator to work? I have a hard time believing you walked up all those stairs." He asked them, this time looking to Callahan to see if the boy would tell him anything. He knew whether Callahan would didn't matter if his mother was there or not. Both the kids knew the consequences of lying by now, even if it couldn't be proven as a lie just yet.<br/><br/>Before the kids got much of a chance to answer the front door opened. "Liliana? Are you still here? Can you help me with these bags?" A feminine voice called. Karin stepped into the room, struggling with an armload of grocery bags. "Oh? Jurgen? You're back already?" She asked as her husband moved over to take some of the bags before she dropped them.<br/><br/>"Look Mama! Liliana got us presents!" Lynde eagerly said, completely changing the subject off of them being in trouble to show her mother something she was excited about.<br/><br/>"Oh look how nice! You both look so dashing in them. Have you been enjoying playing with them?" Karin asked almost innocently as she didn't realize the trouble they had gotten into.<br/><br/>"Uh huh! Lots!" Lynde practically cheered, a bright smile plastered across her face.<br/><br/>"They managed to slip out and make their way to the roof to play with them too." Jurgen informed Karin after returning from dropping the bags in the kitchen.<br/><br/>"Is this true kids?" She asked them sternly.<br/><br/>Lynde looked up at her pouting a bit. "I... yes Mama..." She admitted.<br/><br/>"I think you two need to help Jurgen put away the groceries and work on your homework then. No games until you finish the chapter in your math books." She told them once again more sternly, much to the kids dismay. She couldn't help but chuckle hearing them groan. "Liliana, you look like you could use some time to relax. Would you like to come out with me and get out of the building for a bit? I know a great place to spend the evening." Karin offered.