[Susan looks very thoughtful. Then she peers at Nia.
She tells him that she didn't speak to Ken until very recently, but she's actually known about Mr Amada and Ken for quite a few years. She saw them a lot because when he was younger, Mr Amada will pick Ken up from school and let him stay at work until it was time for them to go home. Susan was in the same department so she saw them often. Ken would come to work every day of the school week because he didn't want any babysitters and even when a classmate invited him over, he didn't want to make his dad have to go pick him up. He always looked really lonely when Mr Amada had to attend a meeting and he would sit and do his homework in his dad's chair but he never, ever complained or asked him not to go.
She washes her hands, dries them, and leans so she's at eye-level with Nadia and brushes some of her hair out of her face. Ken never used to talk to anybody about himself, let alone about any friends. But now he talks about you all the time.]
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She tells him that she didn't speak to Ken until very recently, but she's actually known about Mr Amada and Ken for quite a few years. She saw them a lot because when he was younger, Mr Amada will pick Ken up from school and let him stay at work until it was time for them to go home. Susan was in the same department so she saw them often. Ken would come to work every day of the school week because he didn't want any babysitters and even when a classmate invited him over, he didn't want to make his dad have to go pick him up. He always looked really lonely when Mr Amada had to attend a meeting and he would sit and do his homework in his dad's chair but he never, ever complained or asked him not to go.
She washes her hands, dries them, and leans so she's at eye-level with Nadia and brushes some of her hair out of her face. Ken never used to talk to anybody about himself, let alone about any friends. But now he talks about you all the time.]