"I'm not the one at a disadvantage, it's George."
"In these matters, girls are always at a disadvantage. You must never touch."
Isn't this something mothers should discuss with daughters during adolescence? Why is his daughter only five years old, and he, as the father, has to discuss this topic with her?
"Why?"
"Don't ask me why?"
George said, "I'm not at a disadvantage!"
Adrian looked at George and shouted, "Shut up! Get out! You're not allowed to come to my house anymore."
"Father-in-law..."
"Don't call me father-in-law!" the father and daughter said in unison.
"I'm going to tell my parents that you touched my little bird, and you're not letting me stay at the Johnson Family." George turned to leave, but Adrian stopped him.
"George, no one else can know about this, understand?" Adrian warned.
"Why?"
"Because if you tell, people will laugh at Curly."
"Why laugh at Curly?"
