Since Emily and you were dressed again and Stan wasn't injured anymore, all thanks to Gaďa's intervention, the director of your school was forced to apologies to the paramedics that weren't needed anymore.
Still, with all you had lived on that first half of the day and since your parents were already called, it was considered better to let you go home for today. And to be honest, between discovering that your friend Sara had a goddess for mother and what had happened to Stan, you probably wouldn't be able to concentrate on any lesson.
The first parents to arrive were Stan's. It reassured you that, whatever bigoted environment they may have grown in, their love for their son was stronger. A hope utterly dashed the instant his mother opened her mouth, scolding him over a change he didn't have any power over, a change that simply was the result of how they educated him.
“Hey!” you interrupted, “you realize that his change is the work of a goddess, right?” You knew you shouldn't have intervened, that it would cause Stan's parents to pick on you instead, but were unable to stand them mistreating their own son.
As soon as you spoke, Stan father started to rage. He slowly walked toward you, probably about to beat you up, but thankfully the McAdams came before he could do anything. As soon as she saw her two daughters, Ms. McAdam dashed in their direction, yours, before hugging Emily and you, happy to see both of you safe and sound.
Seeing Ms. McAdam worry over your wellbeing made it a bit easier to accept her as your new mother. Alas, after taking a glance at her husband, you could see that, while he loved your sister, he despised you, and you didn't knew why. And you weren't the only one to notice it, since your sister asked him “Dad? Why do you hate Kathrine so much?”