In the kitchen, there showed three cooked fishes on a wide tray, with one tilted a bit so the burnt part was seen. Lucas put the pan on the sink, including the two full-burned fishes, opening the faucet to cool it down. Denver, who’s silently watching with shock, averted his gaze when Lucas turned to look at him.
“Don’t leave the fish unattended.” Lucas said without any hint of anger. “Jeez kid, now our fishes looked worse than theirs.” he said exaggeratedly as he pointed out the now black fishes.
“I still can’t move on with being a kid despite being a full-grown guy.” Johann complained, making the two finally notice the presence of the by-standers.
“We don’t see you as one when you’re carefree.” Lucas said smoothly as if no fish was burned. “Now you get it?” Lewis asked, agreeing with
