Fairy Godmother just sighed as she listened to all of Evie's reasons as to why she should be allowed custody of Mal. Evie did have fair points and yes the argument about Ben was true it didn't seem fair that someone the same age as her could rule a kingdom, but she couldn't have custody of her sister, however Ben wasn't responsible for raising another human life.

She looked over at the tiny toddler who was dancing around the room and laughing as she sang along to the cartoon. "Supa why" the tiny toddler sang in her super high pitched baby voice as she sang along and danced to the Super Why theme song a song that Fairy Godmother hadn't heard in a long time. The song started to bring back memories from when Jane was younger and that was all she heard as Jane used to love watching the show about superheroes who needed to save the day with the power of reading and spelling. Her reminisce was stopped when she noticed that Evie was no longer standing by her instead Evie was sitting with Mal in her lap as they both watched Super Why. Evie smiling and playing along with the show for Mal while also using it as a way to teach Mal. Fairy Godmother just sat on Mal's bed as she watched Evie interact with Mal. She was using this as a trial period to see if Evie really was as responsible and ready to raise a child as she claimed.

"Which one has the letter b?" "dat one" Mal screamed in excitement as she pointed to the word blue on the screen with the three color names on it. Evie just laughed as in Mal's tiny toddler brain she actually thought that the pig cartoon could hear her. It was adorable to watch her sister who she was once sort of afraid of on the isle dance around and talk to a cartoon character in a screen.

Evie had never heard of the show before as she lived on the Isle her whole childhood which meant no service, no wifi, and no cable Tv. Evie was surprised when the characters began to try and teach the audience how to read and spell. She looked at Mal as she smiled when she saw that Mal was repeating what the character was saying as it looked like she was actually learning the words.

Evie looked at Mal as she pointed to her hair. "Mal what color is my hair?" Evie asked the toddler as Evie wanted to test how well Mal's learning was. Mal looked like she was deep in thought before smiling "boo," Mal told her while pointing to Evie's blue hair. Evie smiled proudly as Mal was actually learning things. "Good job Mal. You are a quick learner," Evie praised her sister as she tickled her causing her to giggle.

The show went on with Evie every once in awhile stopping to ask Mal a question about either her colors, numbers, shapes, or animals. Mal seemed to for the most part know how to answer the questions correctly. Which made Evie feel better as it didn't seem as though Mal was behind in her learning as Evie had worried she would be due to her technically being born before she was fully developed.

Evie laughed when Mal got up from her lap and had decided to grab a sheet from the bed and tried to tie it around her neck like a cape. Evie couldn't help but laugh at how the tiny toddler became frustrated as she couldn't figure out how to tie the "cape." "Here let me help you," Evie told her little sister in amusement as she helped Mal tie the sheet around her neck.

Mal smiled as she began to run around the room with her arms out like a superhero as she tried to be like the characters in the show. "Wee I a supa hewo. I fix dat. B- l- u- e, blue. dere all fix," Mal screamed as she pointed to random things trying to spell them all out as she tried to be like the "superheros" in the show.

Evie couldn't contain herself anymore as Mal looked so adorable as she tried to be like the characters in the show. "Aww Mal. You are so cute," Evie told the toddler as she began to tickle her and ruffle her hair.

Mal giggled as Evie tickled her. "I no cuwte. I a bwae supa hewo," Mal told her with a cute little pout. "Oh of course you are sweetie," Evie told the toddler with a smile as she played along with Mal letting the toddler believe whatever she wanted to believe.

Fairy Godmother continued to watch Evie interacting with Mal and she had to say she was surprised. Evie seemed to handle taking care of Mal well. She had even been trying to teach the toddler different subjects such as numbers, colors, shapes, and animals. However that was the easy part of parenting. Evie hadn't really experienced a tantrum yet. She also hadn't dealt with feeding or bathing a toddler. Not to mention discipline or trying to put a hyper toddler to bed. Not to mention the fact that it was the weekend, but on Monday she would be in school. She would need to find someone to watch her and how was Evie supposed to keep up with her school work if she had to raise a child. Her thoughts were interrupted when she heard Mal talk to Evie.

"Ebie I hungwy," Mal told her big sister. Evie just smiled at her. "Your hungry?" she asked as she watched Mal nod her head. "Okay well then let's go get some dinner because I'm hungry too," Evie told her baby sister as she picked her up and started walking out the door when she noticed Fairy Godmother who she completely forgot was still in the room. "Oh Fairy Godmother I thought you left," Evie told the fairy.

"I wanted to stay and see how you would handle being without an adult in the room. I have to say I think you were right Evie. I do think that you can handle raising Mal from what I have seen so far however you still haven't experienced the hard part of parenting such as bedtime, tantrums, bathing, feeding, and sickness," Fairy Godmother told the teen.

Evie just looked at her before answering her. "That's a joke right you seriously think I haven't dealt with those things before. I told you I practically raised Carlos even though he was only two years younger than me. I dealt with tantrums, feeding, and bedtime. Now if you will excuse me my sister is hungry and I am going to get her food as I am a responsible girl who can handle taking care of her own baby sister," Evie told the older woman with an attitude as she was sick of Fairy Godmother and her double standard. Ben can run a kingdom, but she can't raise a child even though there are plenty of girls younger than her raising kids in fact she saw a lot of them on the Isle.