Chapter Two Hundred Thirty Five

Siegfried noticed that Theo didn't have an appetite for pizza. Even though he had ordered his favorite pizza, but even when the delivery clerk came, the boy didn't look enthusiastic anymore. Blaze also seemed to notice his mood swings. It felt like when she left school, he still looked fine.

Siegfried glanced at his wife, who was more focused on the twins. The two of them were eating cream pasta, but they both ate in such a mess that their mouths were full of cream, even up to their cheeks. Well, after dinner, he might have to talk to Blaze about Theo's drastic mood swings recently.

"I'm done," Theo said suddenly.

Suddenly, they turned to their eldest son. Theo stood up from the chair and took his dirty dishes to the kitchen. And when he came back, they looked at him worriedly.

"I'll do my homework," said Theo, who then rushed up the stairs.