"So, I think it's best if we just ask Gavin directly," Lindsay finishes, giving her son a brief explanation before turning her gentle gaze back to her precious grandson. "Gavin, sweetie," she asks softly, "can you tell Grandma what happened? Are you upset?" She speaks so carefully, terrified that a raised voice or a harsh tone might frighten him away again. It is blatantly obvious how deeply she cherishes the boy.
Gavin, who has been visibly anxious and desperately trying to interject, finally relaxes now that someone is actually listening. He immediately begins signing with his small hands. 'Grandma, the pretty lady didn't bully me. I'm not crying because of her. Please don't be mad at her.'
While the onlookers are confused, the Sinclair family understands sign language perfectly.
Bonnie scowls, entirely dissatisfied. "Gavin, we're all here to protect you. Just tell the truth! Don't be scared. If she didn't bully you, why on earth were you crying?" She refuses to believe that her little cousin would just break down in tears for no reason if Tara hadn't roughed him up.
Tara scoffs, shooting Bonnie a look of pure disdain. "The kid is literally telling you what happened, and you're still clinging to your delusions. I bet even if everyone here told you the truth, you'd still refuse to hear it."
"I'm just stating the facts, you—"

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