Chapter 385: Check up on Her. (2/2)

”Thank you,” Jason said with a wide smile. Even his grey eyes curved, and his dimple made an appearance.

”No no no, thank you, you really did us a service,” Jen said with a radiant smile. Lucas was now seriously considering whether he should collect a group of fans.

”I can only do it because of your support,” Jason said with a cheerful laugh. Before Jen said anything else, Lucas stuffed another sandwich in her mouth. It was a bit hard to see your girlfriend fangirl over someone else.

”Eat,” Lucas said with a barely visible pout, and Jen laughed at him.

”How childish,” she said as she chewed on the delicious sandwich. As she did so, she finally noticed that he finished a whole loaf making sandwiches.

”Were you craving them that much?” Jen asked him as she looked at the three plates that were stacked with sandwiches.

”He was, I offered to cook something else, and he said he wasn't hungry, but asked me to make more,” Lucas said as he went to sit next to his brother.

Jen looked at the two brothers who were eating together. Even the way they chewed their food was similar. Combined with how similar they looked, except for the slimmer face that Jason was now sporting, it was really interesting to watch.

Jen leaned on the kitchen counter and rested her chin on her hand as she watched the two brothers. Lucas raised his eyebrows in question when he noticed that she was staring at them. She shook her head and finished off her sandwich.

”What's going to be your next project? Another acting gig? Or a concert?” Jen asked as she poured herself a glass of juice.

”I don't know yet, I'll be free until further notice,” Jason said in a good mood.

”Oh, well, let me leave you two to talking, I'm going to watch a movie,” Jen said and took the plate that had the least number of sandwiches and left the kitchen to go to the little theatre.

”What is it?” Lucas asked when he noticed that Jason was staring at him.

”I'm a bit, envious,” Jason said as he pursed his lips.

”So hurry up and don't take too long 'thinking' about whether you really want to pursue that girl,” Lucas said with a proud smile.

”Mmmh, what are you going to do once you leave?” Jason asked him with worry. He was rooting for his little brother's relationship and did not want anything to happen that might put it in jeopardy. His brother had become happier and healthier ever since he met his girlfriend, so it was obvious that she was very good for him.

”To be honest, I don't know,” Lucas answered as he rubbed his face with his hand.

”Don't get too preoccupied and forget about her,” Jason warned.

”That won't happen,” Lucas said with certainty.

”I'll be coming to visit when I can. Maybe I can convince her to come over there whenever she can as well,” Lucas said with a blank expression.

”That could work. I don't know how many opportunities you will get to come back with the intensive course you chose combined with the fact that you are going to be leading the branch company over there,” Jason said thoughtfully.

He had gone to the same university as well, and the course itself was difficult enough to juggle with for normal people. He knew that it won't be as stressful for Lucas because he had no problem understanding material in class and wouldn't need to spend too much time studying.

It is just the time it would take to catch up with assignments and also go to work that would occupy him a lot.

”Can you check up on her occasionally? I'll tell her to look for any of you when she's in trouble. I'll feel more reassured that way,” Lucas said to him.

”I will don't worry about it,” Jason said and patted Lucas' shoulder.

”I know she has her girlfriends, but still…” Lucas left his sentence hanging and even though Jason does not really understand his anxiety about leaving a grown woman alone while he went to study, he did not want to undermine it.

”I'll check on her regularly, and call her out whenever I'm free, okay? Don't worry too much about it,” Jason said to Lucas.

”Thank you,” Lucas said and looked at his brother.

Jen was happily eating her sandwiches as she watched and comedy on the large screen without a care in the world.

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