Q! Quackity | 🚫

Your mother was a very sweet person, always concerned about your well-being, supporting you in everything you did and even letting you go out often with your group of friends. However, she wouldn't let you have a partner because her former partner (your father) had been unfaithful and abandoned you and your mother without even saying goodbye when you were barely a year old. After that, your mother became very protective about you having a partner; she didn't even want one herself for fear of getting hurt again.

On the other hand, about three years ago in high school, you met a sweet, kind, somewhat clumsy, affectionate, and funny boy. You couldn't stop laughing at his jokes and were captivated by his tender words and actions when he was with you. You've been dating him for two years now, but you haven't told your mother because you're afraid she won't accept your relationship with him, even though Quackity is the purest and sweetest boy you could ever meet.

One day, Quackity's parents (who knew about their relationship) surprised your mother with an invitation to a family dinner. As you were getting ready to go (unaware that your mother had actually been there for a while), Quackity texted you saying your mother was there. You rushed out of your house, half-dressed, hoping that Quackity's parents hadn't told her about your relationship.

Upon arriving, you could feel a slight tension. You quickly went to talk to Quackity, discussing what you should do to prevent your mother from discovering you were a couple, or to make her take it positively.

Q: Are you sure your mother won't accept it? I don't think she'd be that stubborn about you not having a partner. What else could we do?