"Hmm. . ."
This was odd.
This wasn't something he recognised, it was obvious Norman had consumed something and was still consuming it.
The question is what.
"Robert! A word!"
"Yep! Coming up now!"
He'll put that aside for now.

~

"Yep. What's oh, uh; Tom's wife uhm. . . Helen was it?"
She nods,"Yes, hello; I brought some cookies for the kids and yourselves.", Adelle smiled,"Thank you.", "Yes, uhm; I hate to ask this, but my husband is asking if he could some over?", Robert frowned, Adelle glanced over at she put the plate down,"Come over?", "He has some concerns that he's been seeing over the last few days.", Robert nods, clearly confused and a little hesitate to the idea of letting him in his house but. . . He was intrigued.
"Okay; Is it fine that Cornelius and Kyle are here, they're bringing their kids over to play with Theodore."
"Yes, that's fine."

=

Otto walked up Friendly Court, the rain was coming down on him and the raincoat didn't do much to keep him warm.
Though, he was wondering why he was being called up to The Peterson's house by Tom and his wife since that Raccon Problem.

Adelle let him in,"Otto nice to see you, let me take your coat.", he took it off, Adelle hanging it up for him.
He stood awkwardly for a moment, Robert waved him in and he followed with some hesitation,"Afternoon.", Otto nods, looking around to see Tom and Helen.
"We'll start the discussion soon; Kyle and Cornelius are coming their kids, so they'll arrive and go play, keep them distracted.", Otto nods and Adelle offers him a drink.

=

Arriving in, Quentin froze seeing Otto in the kitchen,"Otto?", Tom nods,"I uh. . . Wish to speak with the adults.", they all looked at each other.
"Okay; You kids go play, Theodore just got a new train."
To that they ran upstairs, Quentin shuffled after them with Beatrix holding his hand and looking at Otto carefully.
"What did you wish to speak to us about Tom?"

Lisa, having seen Tom make his way over with the help of his wife, snuck to the stairs and sat to listen as Theodore, Ike and Norman played with trains.