She wasn't leaving Aimee, that was sure. It wasn't Aimee's fault she'd lost the bet. If anything it was her own competive nature that had gotten her into this. She didn't say anything though, this wasn't then time to argue. And the still could throw her out and or disown her.<br/><br/>She listened to what they were saying, both of them were professionals with good paying jobs, dad was an architect with an international firm and mom was a VP in an ad agency. Money wasn't a problem and they had encouraged Eiji to find his own way. She had suspected that her mom had pushed a few modeling gigs her way to get her into things early on. She thought about what they had said.<br/><br/>"We should talk, I think. I know you think this is Aimee's fault but it isn't. You know we had a bet and I know you knew the consequences ahead of time Mom." Eiji pointed out. "I'm going to need help fitting in and Aimee has proven her loyalty. She ran TO me when the changes hit, everyone else stood away."<br/><br/>Not to mention she loved Aimee but didnt say that.<br/><br/>"Anyway, I'm guessing your not kicking me out or anything. So. Where do we go from here? I know You and mom have been trying to have another kid and were hinting about me moving out." She smiled nervously at them. "I didn't mean to blow up and become a girl. Honest. Mom, I know you had a name for me if I was a girl, Reon, right?" She knew her parents would help her as much as they could.