Cutie, Please Marry Me Again (Jenna and Hansen) novel Chapter 372

"Lomen, is there anything that important that he has to be there for so long?" He asked in a deep voice.

"It's to solve the problem of the auto spare parts' raw materials. Initially, it was planned to be one week's, but it was postponed to two months. It seems that they must have been in a bind," said Lomen, as he pondered.

"Have you found out what the problem is?" Trevor put down the book he was reading, and gently rapped on the table with his knuckles.

"Mr. Trevor, Hansen met someone in Wullen Town." Lomen said carefully, raising his eyes to look at Trevor.

"Who is it?" Trevor asked immediately.

"He accidentally met Jenna in Wullen Town," Lomen said in a soft voice as he surveyed Trevor, with a happy look on his face.

"What? Jenna." Trevor was so shocked that he stood up and asked, "Is what you said true?"

"It's absolutely true. I've seen it for myself." Lomen replied with certainty.

"Jenna, so that's where you went! Wullen Town.

Why did you go there?" Trevor thought.

His eyes darkened. "It's no wonder that Hansen will only come back after two months. It's all because he has encountered you, that unfinished chapter in his heart. It turns out that it was for you."

He paced back and forth in the room, with his back a little hunched. His sparse hair was combed neatly, but it was unable to conceal the fact that age had left him rather worn out.

There came the thing he was most worried about. For Hansen, that was the most difficult hurdle. If he failed to overcome that hurdle, he would not be able to lead a normal life. Over the past two years, he had watched how his son had lived. As a father, his heart ached badly, but there was nothing he could do about it.

"Mr. Trevor, I have to congratulate you first." Lomen had been by Trevor's side since he was young. In the past few years, Trevor had fainted and had fallen into a coma. It had shattered his heart. Seeing that he had recovered and returned to his side, he really could not bear to see him worry about Hansen. It seemed that he had been worrying about Hansen ever since he recovered. Although he did not say it, Lomen could still tell.