She quickly changed it to read "This woman is drunk and recovering." She wouldn't be irresponsible, so maybe there was no child endangerment.
The woman clutched her head. "Oh, I got so drunk. I feel better now but...." Her voice was obviously still slurred--she was recovering from being drunk, but not completely--she was still somewhat drunk. So the app was useful sometimes. Roger gave her the child without saying anything more--it was entirely possible that the child endangerment accusation never happened--and the woman left. Of course the child was originally an adult man. Should Willa leave the man like that? Or figure out some way to change him back into an adult?
She brought up a sentence about the child. "This boy has been returned to Sylvia." That looked pretty good. It didn't say "his mother"--it used a name--so Willa could change the boy into a man without keeping the woman his mother.