Carol looked from the kitchen at her three daughters. Casey and Kalie were playing some silly game with a song Kalie learned at school.
Her oldest daughter Haley was reading a book. Carol and her husband loved comets and stars when they were younger. They met at an astrology club, and that's why they're named their first child after a comet. The comet of Haley. Haley did't mind. She liked her name and liked it to be called after a comet.
Carol loved all her three children. Of course she was their mother and all but she thought they were a little too thin.
Carol saw it that way. All her three kids were well fed. Haley was chubby and Kalie almost and Casey still had her baby fat and if she had something too say about it it would never go.
"Look at them. All three so sweet. so innocent. But so thin. But that will change soon."
Carol always wanted her children to be fatter and she decided that it was finally time too fatten them up. After all they were her children and she was convinced that her daughters would be happy with it. At least if they could eat what they want.
Haley would't be a problem she was chubby already and would eat any food she could get her hands on.
Casey was a sugar addict. She liked anything sweet. A lot of sweet stuff was also fattening.
Kalie was maybe a bit harder then the others but she loved pizza. She was at the edge of being chubby and she knew they she soon would be there.
"All right Casey now on one leg and sing it again."
Casey started to sing but was too young too really knew how too stand on one leg soon she fell and started too cry.
"Oh Casey are you all right? Let me see that. Does it hurt?"
Haley irritated lowered her book. She learned that every toddler almost fell once every day and would cry and five minutes later everything was all right again. She had experience with Kalie and also with Carol. But still.
"Kalie be a bit more careful with Carol. You know she can't do a lot of things."
Kalie was busy comforting Carol and soon her crying went over into a soft sobbing and after that soon stopped.
Haley focused on her book again. She saw herself a bit like the leader of her sisters. Since she was the oldest she found she need to take care of her sisters.
"Its such bad weather." Kalie mumbled while she looked outside.
It was cold and it was storming and raining. For already three days in a row. Kalie hoped that it would't rain the whole vacation. Her parents made sure that there was a nice fire burning every day.
"Hello my dear daughters." Carol said. "I thought you three would be hungry so i made you a little snack."
She put three big bowls of ice cream covered with chocolate sauce and whipped cream on the table.
"Eh small snack?" Kalie asked looking at the size. "Mom this is't what i would call a small snack."
Haley heaved her shoulders and said: "Maybe not but it looks to good too don't eat it!" She said and stuffed her face.
Carol followed her sister and started to scoop the ice cream in her mouth however soon her shirt and face were also covered in ice cream.
"Well i looks really delicious and i'm kind of hungry." Kalie said.
Carol looked from a distance how the three girls happily ate their ice cream. She knew it would't be hard to start let them eat a lot of food. She only feared that her daughters might be full after such a big lunch and then she could't feed them any more.
Carol thought of what too do.
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