Chris can sulk all he wants, Wyatt's going to continue making good points. He knows how his brother works and despite the fact that they were working against each other to shape how their futures would be, he still wanted to take care of him even if it was to make sure that nothing happened to make Leo suspicious of them and send one or both of them back to the future.

"It wasn't my idea! They came to me wanting to take me out shopping and I suggested that you could come along too. As moral support and all." Wyatt looked a little embarrassed, almost if he had been forced into the situation instead of having any say in the subject. "You know, this could be a good opportunity for both of us. Sure, you want to keep the future the same and I want to change it, but Mom's alive now and we can spend time with her, even if she doesn't know that we're her sons."

He rolled his eyes and sighed exasperatedly. Chris never liked the Elders and Wyatt couldn't blame him for it, but they were in a different time and the rules weren't the same as they were in their time. "You'll care what the Elders will do though. Don't toe the line and you'll be back into the future faster than you can orb, little brother. That doesn't fit into your plans of stopping me, now does it?"