Abbey couldn't help but snicker, her gaze sweeping over the pile of fruits Norris had brought: "Sis, did you guys also buy cherries? How come they look so much smaller than the ones Raven got?" Madge's smile faltered slightly, her tone gentle: "How can we compare to Raven's family?"

Abbey burst into laughter: "Well, that's true! Maddox and Raven's place, naturally, is unmatched."

Roseanne smirked, seemingly casual: "Aunt Abbey, what fruits did you get?"

Abbey's smile froze.

Roseanne appeared not to notice, conveniently the bag was right by her feet, she casually rifled through it: "Let's see... apples, pears, oranges..."

Not a single one was a pricey fruit of the season.

"Looks like Aunt Abbey knows how to pick, all stuff we regularly enjoy."

Abbey found the comment grating, yet couldn't fault Roseanne's words: "Yes, yes, thought I'd pick up something everyone loves..."

Truth be told, Abbey came from a decent background, both her parents were permanent staff at the power company and her father even held a minor official position. Being the only daughter, she never lacked for anything growing up.

Yet, she was known to be frugal, not particularly generous towards others.

Especially towards her own family.

Abbey really thought this

at a loss for

throat and suggested, "Let's not just talk. How about

popped a cherry into her mouth,

taste

felt awkward, turning to her husband, hoping for a

Irving didn't even glance

crunchy and sweet!" Lauretta gestured for her

is eat, eat, eat, you two

and Irving were both puzzled, thinking, "Is she

it was

or four times asking when they could serve funch. Raven: "Let's wait a bit longer,

immediately nodded: "Let's

Mum, dad, shall we start? It's the holiday season, we can't have everyone waiting hungry,

alright, I'm not

"Not hungry."

hungry?" The

Silence fell.

more." The

"Wait for what?

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