> Her first reaction begs the question: Why *would* she teach a strange teenage boy for free? She'd have to be a very lonely or bored woman. And how long before Sean puts the moves on the boy's mother? Or am I just being cynical now? 
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Keiko is looking for things to do outside Sean's world now that she's no longer a police detective. And she's smart enough to keep that world separate from his.
> An interesting chapter. It's nice to see the supporting cast expand... I'd like to see this kind of thing done with your parodyverse characters as well.
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Noted.
