Jaegar, displaying a nonchalant demeanour, replied, "It's not worth wracking our brains about it." His dismissal of the matter hinted at a seasoned understanding of the transient nature of public attention.
"Still, this thing blows out of proportion, don't you think?" Jennifer spoke.
Everybody in the hall was staring at Jaegar. But he was just like his usual self, eating his breakfast.
Pierre then said, "Yeah, there didn't let any news of your death come out, there was nothing, poof. Like you disappeared into thin air."
His voice held a bit of anger in it as he spoke, "Jaegar, I don't know how they treat you, but that's not how you handle the death of a family member."
Jaegar looked at his two friends; they seemed more agitated than he was, and then he said, looking at both of them, "Family, I don't think they consider me one, nor do I."
