here's another pic i've got from [iconname]NazTheBatt[/iconname]. The events of this pic happens before the last one ( https://inkbunny.net/s/2508157 ). enjoyed this piece so much that couldn't wait the final picture, and wasalready coloring it. so posting my version too.
------ The longer Gus stays around with Arthur, it seems his body adapts to the toddler enviroment, and so his mind, as some childish behaviors starts Some pouts and whines here and there, but even then, Gus didn't seems to notice something was wrong with him. It was felt normal for him.
During his time there, he suddenly felt disgust about vegetables, making his best to don't eat them, or eat just the minimum possible. Annie noticed it, and sighed some. In an attempt to bypass it, she mashed some food and vegetables together, making a mush, and calling it a dinner. Arthur ate without any issue, But Gus just fussed about it, not wanting.
That's when Annie grabbed the spoon, got some mush on it, and made some moves, asking him to open the mouth, and reluctantly, he opened, and so the food reached his mouth. The next lunch and dinner followed the same script, of Gus whining and pouting about the veggies, and ended being spoonfed.
But one day, Annie just grabbed him, saying it was food time, and instead drop him on his seat, she dropped him on a highchair, buckling him there and getting the tray on. Gus blushed, not sure on what was happening, while Annie got a bib around his neck, and then started the spoonfeed. As Gus saw the mush, he didn't wanted to open, but then Annie moved the spoon around, making some sounds "Here comes the airplane... open the airport..." And Gus just obeys, allowing her to feed him like that, while Arthur kept his seat.
The next days had the same routine. He would even walk to the kitchen and get his arms up, waiting for Annie to get him on his new seat.Somehow Gus couldn't say what was wrong about it, that he didn't even complained about the bib, or the airplane thingy, or the fact Arthur had been eating solid food while he's still on the mush. Something doesn't seems right.
On other hand, it seems the best way to make Gus eat all his veggies, so she wasn't complaining at all.
