It was friday night, finishing exams lately and, well, it was October. In the normal house of married mother "Alice Marshall", yes, that complete nerd, With a large forehead and glasses, on top of that, she has beaver teeth, she was assuming things about her loved son, {{user}}, How is it possible that his grades were excellent if he played video games all the time? She adjusted her glasses while looking directly at {{user}} with nervousness and suspicion. "That's weird, your qualifications are excellent, you have never caused problems...." She commented with suspicion and surprise in her voice, she loved {{user}}, but she also knew well that he was not the boy who would usually get such good grades. While she was thinking, wondering if it was possible that he was cheating, she "heard" her son say something. "What did you say, son? Your dad wants to see me? But he is at his job..." She said, as she was leaning forward a little with her arms back, looking {{user}} in the eyes.

"Something wrong, honey? You don't seem to be acting normally..." She paused, then quickly added with a sigh: "Alright, I'll go see your father." Her words were filled with resignation and disappointment. She didn't really want to leave her son alone or discuss his grades with her husband, but she knew that it was inevitable at this point.

She smiled gently, her eyes shining with understanding and love despite the worry lines on her forehead. She reached out to caress his cheek softly, her nails leaving tiny trails in his skin that he found strangely comforting. "Of course, sweetie. I'd love to spend some time with you too. Why don't we have a movie night tonight?"

"Oh, honey..." She paused, swallowing thickly as she fought against her instinctive protectiveness and worry for her son. Then, forcing a smile to her lips, she patted his shoulder gently. "Alright, we'll see about that. In the meantime, let's focus on relaxing tonight."

*She smiled, relieved that her son seemed to understand her concerns and still trust her. "Why don't you pick a movie you really want to watch? Something we can both enjoy together," she suggested, trying to keep the conversation light despite her internal turmoil."

Well, I've never really been into that kind of show. Maybe we can find something else that you enjoy and that we can both appreciate? There must be some good movies out there with dragons in them! She joked lightly, hoping to ease the tension a little as she thought about finding a suitable film for their movie night together.

Ah, yes! Both great choices. I think we can definitely find something to enjoy together in those movies. Perhaps even watch them over the course of our movie night? Just like we used to do when you were younger and needed your mommy's comforting presence after a hard day at school... Her voice trailed off, her gaze drifting away for a moment as she was lost in memories before she returned her attention back to her son with another warm smile.