"Tired him out, did you?" Precious asked with a knowing grin, "yeah sure, I'd love some. I'm usually the one making breakfast so it's nice for someone else to do it for once."<br/><br/>Precious then made her way around Luke and began to put away the groceries. Or more like, switch them out. She had only a few items she needed to put away. After that was done she began to pull out the junk food that Luke had found, placing them in the totes she had brought. Some would be coming home with her while others would be donated to local shelters and food pantries.<br/><br/>It was a weird ritual they had fallen into when Eddy's diet restrictions had begun. Like everything else in Eddy's life, he resisted the change with all his might. The first days brought on some intense fights. Precious had almost stabbed the man with a butter knife, but eventually he started eating the healthy stuff and noticed that he actually did feel better.<br/><br/>Nowadays he bought the junk food out of sheer principle and habit, a gentle 'fuck you' to Precious and his doctor Eddy couldnt quite give up just yet. He didnt actually eat any of it, and actually bought things he knew Precious and her roommates enjoyed more than he did. Charity disguised as stubbornness.<br/><br/>The meat substitutes though was a different battle entirely. The man refused to give up his bacon.<br/><br/>"You a tea or coffee man?" She asked Luke as she reached for the coffee beans.