Later, Barry even received a spiritual message from Huck.

"It's not that I don't want to go home, it's just that people are so enthusiastic to stay, and I'm embarrassed to refuse people's kindness."

"I'll just play here for a few days, don't worry, I'll be home in a few days."

"For the sake of me trying so hard to help you today, you must help me explain it to my mother when you get home."

And Barry also responded in his mind, "Hmph, you're just running around outside!" ”

"I'll explain it to you on Mom's side, as for whether she blames you in the future, then I can't say."

Barry's slightly threatening words didn't scare Huck away, and Mrs. Celine didn't know that it was a transcendent dog, and the responsibility for making this decision was not necessarily on Barry.

And the reason why Huck plans to stay at Anderson's house is, of course, not just to play with Audrey.

One of the biggest reasons is Sylvie's temptation to it.

Ever since the last time Sylvie criticized Huck's snack pack, Huck had a sense of anger in his heart to find out if what Sylvie said was true or false.

While playing just now, Sylvie mentioned this again, saying that his three meals a day were all privately customized, and strongly invited Huck to stay here and have a good taste.

And what Huck could do, it could only agree.

After all, it really has no resistance to this kind of thing.

And Mrs. Anderson couldn't help but laugh again after watching a comedy in front of her.

"Audrey, Brother Barry has agreed that Huck will stay and play with you, are you in the mood to eat now?"

Seeing Audrey, who was holding Sylvie in her hand and following Huck beside her, re-seated herself, Mrs. Anderson said to Barry again.

"When you weren't here, Audrey told me many times that she wanted Huck to stay and play with her, and now she finally got what she wanted."

Barry responded, "Since she likes Huck so much, let Huck play with her." ”

"After all, Huck is a lazy guy, he only knows how to eat and sleep at home, and when he sleeps and eats, he is almost fat."

"So don't prepare too much food for it, otherwise it will affect its health."

"You stupid dog, can't I Barry cure you? Do you really think I don't know why you stayed? This sentence is Barry's state of mind at this time.

Barry's few simple words drew an angry glare from Huck, "You're completely harming the dog and not benefiting yourself." ”

However, Barry pretended not to see it, focusing his eyes on the plate on the table, guessing what was in it.

And Audrey touched Huck's head with her little hand and said softly, "The dog is not fat!" But if it really affects your health, then it's better to eat less! ”

After calming Huck for a moment, she jumped out of her chair and made her way to the other side of the table.

There was also a small table over there, with a couple of small plates on it.

Barry didn't know what it was for at first, but thought it was where the dishes were placed.

But he soon knew.

I saw Audrey lift the lid of a dinner plate with her small hand, revealing some bone-like food inside, which looked like it should be Huck's dinner today.

Audrey pointed to the plate with one hand and Huck with the other and said, "For your health, eat less today." ”

With that, she split the food on her plate in half, then motioned for Huck to eat the lesser portion.

Barry secretly applauded in his heart at this time, letting Huck be clever, and this was the end of his stupidity.

Mrs. Anderson was so happy that she couldn't keep her demeanor when she saw Audrey like this.

"Audrey, you see that Huck is so big, he only eats this, how can he still have the strength to play with you!"

"If you want to lose weight, you have to eat enough to have strength."

And Huck now agrees with Mrs. Anderson's words, and thinks that she is his savior!

Audrey tilted her head, thinking that Mrs. Anderson's words made sense, and poured Huck's food together.

And Huck felt that the few people in front of him could no longer control the scene at this time.

So he lowered his head and began to devour his own dinner.

"As long as I eat fast enough, no one will be able to take away my food."

This sentence perfectly describes Huck's current state of mind.

Seeing that Huck had eaten so sweetly, Mrs. Anderson asked Audrey to sit back in her chair, and then motioned for the servant to open the lid of the plate.

"Charcoal-grilled veal steak, simmered cod, lemon fried pork chop ......"

Since Mrs. Anderson learned that Barry didn't eat the main meal at noon today, she asked the chef to prepare so much food for Barry that he could have a full meal.

Audrey's side is also a special dinner, which is a children's favorite set meal.

"Green apple cheese, creamy matsutake soup, and some fruit salad."

As for Mrs. Anderson, it was very simple, just the usual hash browns and mushroom bisque and some seasonal vegetables.

Although Barry saw the dinner of the other two, he didn't make much of a fuss, after all, he really needed a good meal to comfort himself.

I remember that I didn't have anything to eat at noon, and I was forced to rely on Huck's snacks to get by.

Then he looked at the food he was now on the table, all for himself, and Barry couldn't help but turn his grief and anger into strength, and the knife and fork in his hand were wielded more often.

Barry really let himself go this time, showing off his terrifying appetite, like a hungry Kirbymon.

All along, for fear of surprise to the Ronalds, Barry has not eaten enough at home.

Every meal is always fifty or sixty percent full, and then when I go out, I buy some snacks on the street to fill my stomach, and in this way, Mrs. Celine said that the amount of food has increased significantly.

But there is no way to do this, after all, the stronger the body, the more energy consumed.

Although he can absorb the energy from his surroundings to replenish his strength, Barry is not very used to this method.

He and the other transcendents of the Iron Cross like to rely on food for energy, so the food consumed by the Iron Cross every day is also very amazing.

It's just that when Barry was training there, he only knew that he would eat after practicing martial arts, and he never cared about this.

Mrs. Anderson had prepared so many dishes because she wanted Barry to try a few dishes and see which one best suited his taste.

She really didn't expect Barry to be able to eat all these dishes, knowing that most of them were meaty, which was very filling to the stomach.

After eating the whole five or six servings of food, Barry, who was slumped in the chair, patted his slightly bulging lower abdomen, looking contented.

However, he soon realized that this movement was very unsightly, and did not fit his polite style of painting at all, so Barry immediately sat down again.

"I, Barry, will always look good."