Annabeth nodded. "Yes ma'am." She at least will get her daughter into the routine of her going to work and school hours. Thankfully she got herself a nanny who helped when she was at work. She knows that there wasn't another option in the current situation she was in. She was grateful for this situation the chance that was given to her.

Helena couldn't help but give Annabeth a sideways glance. She'd lost count of just how many times she'd been answered with a "Yes ma'am". What might have been acceptable, even desirable within the ranks of the soldiery could become tiresome when coming from someone she was actually trying to have a conversation with. "Your conversational skills are truly beyond par..." The elder couldn't help but grumble. Although had the younger woman shown herself to have been overly chatty, she would likely have been met with a similar complaint in that regards.

"Unless you have any further questions, I think that we're quite done here. I'll have word sent to the school to prepare for a new arrival and will expect you there at the beginning of next week."

Annabeth looked down when she mentioned her conversation skills. She is normally better at conversations, the first time they mat they had an amazing conversation. However, in this situation, she doesn't know what she can say that would make any difference. Plus she was scared that if she speak she would get herself into more trouble, it was partly her mouth's fault she was in this mess to start off with. "I will work on that lady Kane." Her voice was soft.

She wanted to say no ma'am in regard to if she had questions. "I have no questions. Thank you." If she was allowed to leave she would give a curtsy and started to make her way back home putting her hood up as she stepped outside. She doesn't want people seeing her.