" I felt like I was being showed off Esme. I felt like I was something you've molded and changed for your own plan to impress your mother. I know it's not what really happened. It's my fault.  I acted so immature. I should've stood tall when she commented when she dug deep into my doubts and spilled my secrets." Andy's disastrous meeting with Emma Frost caused a tremor that irreversibly damaged the entire wing of the Hellfire Club's private luxurious facility.  And caused Emma Frost exactly what she wanted the second she met Andy. To break him, to tease him and push him so far to show his own potential.

" I couldn't control myself and I saw her smile giving her exactly what she wanted. I fell apart and so did everything around us. She got what she wanted to show you I'm a failure and nothing will change that no matter how much you help me."

Esme wished she could have telepathically overpowered her mother or get her to stop antagonizing the boy she treasured. Or that she could have done more then yelling at her mother and arguing with her in front of Andy.

" She's done this to at least dozens upon dozens of people.  Breaking them down so she can build them back up or pushing them to their limits. Don't you ever doubt yourself or refer to yourself as a failure. You've been battling the self doubt, the anxiety and the issues left behind by years of bullying. You've grown up after experiencing the worst humanity had to offer."

" Besides my mothers abilities include getting under your skin and putting you through emotional agony. And this wasn't for her judgment or her permission this was supposed to be a simple meeting. But of course Emma Frost has warp something innocent. Besides I was actually informed after me and my mothed had a physical altercation she's done with you."

" You did what?" Esme nodded. It might not have been the most unlikely course of action for her but it was the only way to make sure Emma finally got the message. 

No one could try to change or destroy what they had or target one of them without feeling the wrath of the other.