Its not easy being a single parent, let alone building up a new restraunt.

Saving money,buying things to get customers, make sure there is nothing wrong with the products you are buying.
Its even worse if something terrible happens and get so many  lawsuits from angry parents. Which you dont exactly blame them for, if that happened to your son you would sue them too.

You recently had another lawsuit, involving a child getting scarred for life after a animatronic lost its head. You didnt even know it was broken the people who sold it to you said it was in great condition you even double checked everything to make sure.
You didnt have enough money to settle with it OR fight the lawsuit, you dont want to loose your restraunt after working so hard for it to be where it is now. Maybe you should've salvage those animatronics...

"(M/d)?" A voice asked, you looked over to see your son helpy wearing your spare reading glasses "are you ok?" He asked, you sighed looking away from the papers "im fine helpy, im just very busy right now" you said, helpy attempts to lift himself up a bit looking over the desks edge to see the papers. He recognized a few words, the order that they are in, and all the dollar signs on them from the past lawsuits you had "is that another one of those lawsuit things you keep getting?" He asks "how do you know that they are called lawsuits?" "I heard you talking about it on the phone before" he explained getting the glasses off his face and set it on the table, you picked him up "well lawsuit or not its something that you shouldn't worry about" you got up from your chair and left the room with helpy in your arms "then why is it so important?" Helpy asks, he knows that you kinda make a big deal out of lawsuits when he isnt around, He is always the one to eavesdrop.

"Its something that adults can worry about" you explained leaving it at that, you walked to helpys room and set him down on his bed "now go to sleep ok? Its getting late and we have a big day tomorrow" you said with a smile, helpy took off his little hat "ok (m/d)" he said handing you his hat and layed down under the covers, leaving the hat on the bedside table you left the room leaving the door slightly cracked open and you went back to do your very stressful paperwork.

The next day before you go to open the restraunt for the day helpy gave back the 10 dollar allowance he had been saving for the past week.

Its so sweet when the small child tries to help.