Sebastian was a little shocked. He didn't know the whole story but he still didn't care, it didn't change anything. Whats past is past.

Sebastian's dad put the batter into a pan. He then turned to Jenny, "You know what Jenny I like you," He turned back to his pancakes, "It takes a good person to tell the truth."

Sebastian got up and wrapped his arms around her. He hated to see her cry. He wanted to make all of her pain go away. He wanted to take all the horrible memories and make them vanish into thin air.

Sebastian's dad place a big plate of pancakes on the table along with three other plate and a few forks. He looked at both Sebastian and Jenny. "Breakfast." His dad was never good with emotion of this sort so he didn't say much else.

Sebastian held her for a few more minutes while her tears subsided. He then kissed her forehead and pulled a chair out for her. "Eat up," He smiled, "We have a long day ahead of us."

"Only thing I can cook," He laughed. He messed everything up, so he just stuck with pancakes.

"It's true," Sebastian also laughs, "If he ever cooks anything else and offers you some, your best interest would be to just say no." Sebastian gave his dad a grin.

"So," Sebastian's dad began to ask, "What do you kid's have planned for the day?"

"I was thinking," Sebastian butted in. "That maybe we could go shopping. I mean I looked around my room and the rest of the house and its very manly." He looked around once more. It was definitely a man infested home. "I thought maybe I could get you some stuff to let you add yourself into the mix."

"Well I think they have stores for just about anything at the mall," Sebastian's dad smiled. "I guess that means you are going to want the credit card," He said turning to Sebastian.

Sebastian didn't know if he had told Jenny or not that his family was loaded. You couldn't tell by there house but why buy a nice house when no one is ever in it. He wasn't going to tell her right now, being as it might be a bit awkward in front of his dad.

Sebastian smiled at his dad and answered, "You know it."

Sebastian looked her over a bunch of times. She was beautiful in every way. He smiled at her and then looked down at himself. He was still in his pajama pants and had no shirt on. "I might want to get dressed too. He ran upstairs to do so.

"So you like my son huh?" Sebastian's dad asked her while he was away.

"Well that is good, Cause whether he thinks I believe it or not he deserves good things in his life." His dad said to Jenny just as Sebastian rounded the corner into the kitchen. He was wearing a pair of Jeans along with a hoodie that had an eagle on it. He was also wearing his boats that he loved so much even though they were completely falling apart.

"Who deserves good things?" Sebastian asked.

"You do." His father answered handing him the credit card and heading up the stairs.

Sebastian was a bit shocked but smiled. "You ready to go?" He asked Jenny.