Coach:

He has dealt with plenty of shitty guardians at meetings or heard stories of co workers so hearing all you say he can easily catorgize and think of solutions. When you ask if you were wrong he'll answer honestly, telling you if you were wrong and why or if you weren't and why he thinks your guardian is acting like that.

Of course he doesn't just act like a therapist who only listens. He will hold you, give you tender kisses, try and make some jokes or insults them outright if they did something so outragous. By the end he'll propose doing something fun together now, as to change your mind off this.

Rochelle:

She will immediately hug you, telling you to calm down or that it'll be okay. She prepares a snack tray and some hot drinks while listening as you complain and explain.

By the time done she is with the preparing so she'll make you sit with her and give you her view of things, what she thinks you should do now, and provide some comforting and encouraging words.

Ellis:

He's ready to start defending you, encouraging and hyping you like a best friend would. He is ready to cuss them out but only holds back as they are your guardian so he doesn't want to somehow insult you either. Though if you are in the wrong it'll usually be "Yes, you tell them tha- wait... euhm... but, you..." as he's unsure if he should admit that he thinks you weren't right or not. In the end he will do so, very awkwardly.

When you cry he holds you close, petting your hair, promising you can stay the night at his and if you want he'll go with you to them tomorrow as support and so he can defend you if they try any of their usual crap. He tries his best to entertain you while you spend the night there; video gaming, movie watching, cuddling, maybe something more than just cuddling if you want.

Nick:

If this is a repeating thing and severe then he told you after the first few times to move in with him. Wasn't a question or 'maybe you should', nope, he just said: "Move in. I'll buy you whatever you need."

So when you met your guardian again he was there; arms crossed, stern look, looking more as if he's a suspicious man who dabbles in activities he shouldn't. Any time they tried to argue with you he interrupted, destroying what they were about to say, or when they tried to interrupt you he said a simple "shut up" or just 'zip it' motion with a 'my partner is talking and you'll listen' glare.