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Changes, yet Same Patterns

His visits with his mother were not fun, but mandated when she went on Parole. Mainly he spent the time trying to ignore having a conversation with her and going into the other room saying he was done with this. He ended up giving in a little as time went on eating the food she made and talking just a bit wearily. Because the social worker gave him a speech about trying more and wanted to put him into some sort of therapy he did not want to attend.

The visits eventually ended though. Weary. He was right. She broke her parole. He had a feeling she would when she started talking about this guy she was seeing. Back in jail. He knew it would happen.

He was still being fostered by the Growson Family. Rosie though had moved out, then Lou did. That was hard. Lou was cool. And, well, he was his favorite person of the family and he was moving rather far away. He left him his electric guitar though. Lou said he used it more than he did.

So now, it was just him at the Rafters and the twins they were also fostering. The twins they seemed to want him to watch now that their oldest biological children were gone. And, tension was tightening some when Kade didn't care to watch them. So much for what seemed like an okay thing...