Hey, you're up," Daniel said behind me. I turned to see him in the kitchen doorway, a box of cereal in his hand. "No milk, but they do have Froot Loops. I know you love Froot Loops." "Thanks." I took a step toward him. "But first I need to--" Corey came bounding down the stairs. "Did I hear the breakfast bell?" "Food's all gone," Sam called from the kitchen. Daniel backed up, disappearing from view. I hesitated. "What's up?" Corey said. "Nothing. Just…the Froot Loops are mine." "Not if I get them first.
In a lively kitchen scene, Daniel informs the narrator that breakfast is ready, mentioning Froot Loops as the available cereal despite the absence of milk. The narrator acknowledges Daniel's gesture but indicates a need to attend to something first. Just then, Corey interrupts the moment by rushing down the stairs, eager for breakfast.
The playful rivalry between Corey and the narrator emerges as Corey declares his intention to grab the Froot Loops before the narrator can. The exchange highlights the camaraderie and light-hearted competition among them, setting a cheerful tone for their morning routine.
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