263 The Cursed Descendants (2)

ROARKE really didn't want to but he knew he had to comfort Jameson Crawford.

This wasn't the first time that Crawford was scolded, but this was the first time that he got completely quiet.

He's more annoying when he's quiet than when he's sprouting profanities left and right.

"It was your fault," Roarke said in an attempt to console Crawford. He was aware that it might not be the best way to cheer him up. But that was the kind of relationship that the two of them had. He'd rather get disowned by his "parents" than use sappy words to make Crawford feel better. "The Supreme and the Black Serpent are used to your usual spiel. But the young masters aren't. Of course, they'd get hurt if they hear you badmouth their parents. Your stupid dirty mouth doesn't help either."