Chapter 760: The Hunter Will Shoot the Bird That Sticks Out
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William took a tissue and wiped her mouth. Then, he said, âGood morning. Why are you up so early? Arenât you going to sleep a little longer?â
Amelia said, âIâm not sleepy anymore.â
William lowered his voice. âAre you still going out next time?â If she still went out at night, this wouldnât do. Children would become shorter if they didnât sleep!
Amelia shook her head. âI donât know about next time.â Letâs talk about next time, next time!
William sat beside Ling and said good morning as usual before starting to eat breakfast. Ling was silent for a moment. He stared at William and finally said awkwardly, âGood  morning â
William was stunned and pleasantly surprised. He immediately praised, âThatâs great. You even know how to say two words!â Of course, âf*ckâ was one, âgood morningâ was one. His mother could say two phrases now! If he taught one every day, she would be able to say 365 words in a year! Now, the dictionary contained a total of 20,959 characters and 520,000 words. However, there were only 28,770 common words. If she learned one word a day, she would be able to learn all the words in 78 years. He could teach her until she was old
After dinner, the children went to school. After Emma went to primary school, Amelia was the only one who went to kindergarten. Amelia didnât think much of it, but every time everyone sent her to the car, it seemed like they had to send her somewhere far away.
Time passed in a flash, and the weather became colder and colder. The Walton familyâs dining table became more and more sumptuous. There was hotpot, roasted whole lamb, pork trotters in sauce, and even malatang. The Walton family became round at a visible speed. George was originally working out for an hour a day, but now, he had to add another hour to barely maintain his figure. Ling was also gaining weight at a rapid rate. She ate everything Mrs. Walton gave her. In eight months, she increased from 1.7 meters tall and 35 kilograms to over 40 kilograms!
âSeven and a half kilograms in half a month,â Mrs. Walton said, looking satisfied.
Gold was licking his paws when he heard this. He suddenly stopped and turned to look at the scale. He could understand the words â7.5 kilogramsâ! A month ago, he was placed on the scale by the old lady. Then, the old lady happily said â7.5 kilogramsâ. Cats had to be fat to be cute!
âMeow!â Gold was scared away!
Seven shook his head. âEat fast, grow more. Food is like pig feed!â
Seven didnât have any worries about being fed because parrots usually only ate grains and a little green vegetables. Its feathers became brighter and brighter, and it didnât become a fat parrot.
Suddenly, with a whoosh, Mrs Walton threw a slipper over!
Seven flew up. âHelp! The hunter will shoot the bird that sticks out!â
Everyone couldnât help but laugh.
The first snow of winter arrived late. The lights of the house were especially warm compared to the snow outside. Amelia ran back to the dining room after school and was the first to look for Mrs. Walton. She chattered non-stop with Mrs. Walton like a chatterbox.
Mrs. Walton was overjoyed. She carried the dishes and urged, âGo wash your hands and eat.â Todayâs dishes were soy sauce chicken, fotiaoqiang, stewed shark fin, and duck, as well as various side dishes.
Eric and Dylan, who had just returned from the construction site, had a headache when they saw these dishes. He wanted to eat some vegetables now! Andrew was fine. He was so busy in the hospital every day that his feet did not touch the ground, and he did not have time to eat properly. He was so hungry that his stomach was rumbling.
George walked out with his briefcase as soon as he entered. âI suddenly remembered that I have something to do at the company.â He really couldnât eat anymore!
Mrs. Walton: âStop! Sit down!â What couldnât be done after dinner?
William muttered, âTsk tsk, theyâre all hard dishes!â
Amelia stuffed her mouth with rice and said in confusion, âItâs not hard.â
Lucas said indifferently, âHard food means big food. It means that the food is very sumptuous.â
Amelia nodded. âSo be it. Why are they called hard dishes?â
William held his forehead. âMia, hurry up and eat.â
No one could eat anymore. Only Amelia was still eating happily, and Ling  Mrs. Walton was very proud of Ling now. She was really eating whatever she was given. There was no objection at all!
âEat this.â Mrs. Walton picked up a drumstick for Ling. âAnd this fotiaoqiang. Itâs delicious too.â
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