Alistair nodded and proceeded to put the milk bottles in the fridge. It was pretty obvious, but he hadn't really been with it today. He needed something to take his mind off things before the rest of his family began to think there was something wrong. He smiled up at his nephew and took the seat beside him politely. He watched what everyone was doing as they filtered in to the table and took their seats. He listened to everyone around him, and tried to ignore the look his sister gave him like she was wanting to ask him something, but was then more focused on the breakfast that was sat in front of them.<br/>Alistair picked up his fork and slowly cut a small bite size piece off. It smelt rather lovely, he could see all the contents inside and he began pulling them out, so they were set out separately on the plate. It was always something that made him feel uncomfortable was food wrapped around more food. It seemed excessive. As he dissected his omelet, it felt almost natural again. He took the small piece he'd broken off earlier and brought it to his mouth. Softly blowing on it to take off some of the heat, then putting it in his mouth. It was warm enough, but not hot to the point it was burning his mouth. The flavours burst in his mouth, and he began to slowly and politely chew. He also had another thing, which was chewing every mouthful 12 times before swallowing, he felt that made his digestive system work better.<br/>He slowly made his way through his plate of food, occasionally glancing around and seeing how everyone else was doing. There was one thing he hated though, and that was the sound of each person chewing. It just made him angry and annoyed and he didn't even understand why. Of course, he knew it was wrong to say anything at the table so kept it to himself. Clearing half his plate he began to get that full feeling, he decided that was enough for breakfast and thirstily drank the glass of water that had been by his place almost in one gulp. Now he was done with his breakfast. He sat at the table though, refusing to leave until after everyone else was done, even though he had finished before most of them.