Snippet #1083690

Regan nodded a little as Kato spoke of their strange fall outs. He and Lucas were the same, fall out over something small and are best friends again by evening. He couldn't help but laugh a little as Kato patted him on the back, both eventually making their way to the kitchen. He tried to stop himself from making his frown too obvious as he was told that Tamsyn had been training harder than ever while on her own. The news made him a little bit worried tomorrow's tussle between himself and her. Perhaps she would be able to live the dream of beating him for once.
"I have been meaning to go visit, but..." He didn't want to keep using the excuse of the new additions to the family, knowing that it was starting to sound a little old. "Things have been a little... hectic." He said instead, pretty sure Kato would know what he meant.

"I'll be coming over early tomorrow though, see how rusty you've gotten compared to Tam," He changed the subject quickly to a lighter note, lightly jabbing at Kato's arm.

That subject was soon dropped too as they entered the kitchen, Tamsyn talkng about making food. Usually Henry and the others were the ones to make them food, but they did seem to have alot on their hands today with moving day. It wouldn't do any harm to make themselves a few meals to save them the bother.
"Doesn't sound like a bad idea," He commented as he edged closer to the fridge, "Could even take some up to Juliette and Lucas." He added, glancing at them. "I suppose I have to make some kind of effort as her brother-in-law."

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Lucas couldn't help but grin as she said he could borrow it, now putting it down so that he could actually help her instead of distracting himself with books. He couldn't help but frown at her as she said something about his dad.
"I think it's more of a case of trying to make his new daughter-in-law happy." He replied, though he was unsure whether it was just to keep himself in Juliette's good books. If he could keep her happy, then he keeps his wife happy. Lucas knew all too well that their father did not want to be alone anymore, even if it meant buying some of his love. His frown remained as she seemed to think the new stuff would suit her, seeming a little nervous about the clothes. Girls loved clothes didn't they?
"I'm sure you'll feel more comfortable in them if you tried them on."