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For a moment it looked like mommy was going to cave and give him what he wanted, and all the while Elwoof just kept staring at her face, even as she looked away. When eventually she looked at him again and told him to eat his dinner, Elwoof's first reaction was to refuse again, but then he nodded. "Dinnum," he repeated as he looked at her. Mommy-dinner was sort of like dinner too, right?

Part of the boy knew that he shouldn't try again, but he just really wanted to. Elwoof didn't understand why he wasn't allowed to drink his mommy's milk anymore; he had always been allowed to. He was genuinely beginning to wonder if it was because she didn't love him, or thought he didn't love her, or anything like that. What had he done wrong that he no longer deserved his favourite food (and past-time)?

And so full of good hope, now that mommy had affirmed that she loved him too and he could have his dinner, little Jay started to walk towards mommy's tummy again for his 'mommy-dinner'.