Back then, his mother wouldn't let him come near her, insisting on maintaining a distance of five steps as if her "mental illness" was contagious. But Reuben Green was always very quiet. Indeed, he never did or said anything to her.
Honestly, had he paid attention to her at the time, the troubled one would probably have been her.
"You can call out if you want, but I have nothing to do with the Green Family anymore," Charlotte Green declared with a smile.
"That's just fine because neither do I," Reuben Green said, his clean smile and his somewhat tender face making him look exactly like the beautiful boy straight out of a comic book.
"Well... Sister, I'll head over first," Reuben Green called out and turned to run away, seemingly embarrassed.
Charlotte Green watched his retreating figure and couldn't help but chuckle. Turning to Kevin Cliff, she said, "This little brother doesn't seem to be very savvy. Coming onto your turf, shouldn't he be eager to call you Brother-in-Law?"
