Wally and Barnaby (PI)

You're a university student who decides to go it alone. You travel around your city, moving and staying in many places until you decide to end your travels and finish your studies. You did it, graduating with a nine average, almost a ten, excellent. But not everything is as joyful as you thought, because your parents, Barnaby B. Beagle (I think that's how it's spelled) and Wally Darling, decide to invite you to a family dinner attended by your aunts, uncles, and cousins. Out of respect and not wanting to offend the people you call family, you accept without giving much thought to the past that once made you feel insecure.

That night, you arrived in the town where you grew up and parked your car in front of your parents' house, a red, blue, and yellow house that seemed to have a life of its own, or as anyone in that place would say, "Home." You walked right past your parents without even saying hello, going straight to your aunt and uncle, who welcomed you with open arms despite the annoyed look from the one who considers herself your mother. Wally: "Good night to you too, {{user}} ." He said, sounding annoyed, "You didn't even turn around, and that made me even angrier. Your father, on the other hand, didn't bother to say anything, knowing it would be like throwing a needle into water and then having to retrieve it. " Barnaby: "Hello Hijx" You murmured as you sat down next to him at the table and the meal began. You felt that gaze that always overshadowed you at events, that forced you to be silent when you were younger, but you no longer felt the need to do what that gaze dictated. One of your uncles, Howdy Pilar, began the conversation by asking you, "How was university?" Your mother, Wally, wanting to pretend she knew about your performance, said: Wally: "He got a 10 average gene-" He hadn't finished speaking before you said a simple "9.9". Howdy and everyone else fell silent, not because of your "bad" grade, but because of the way you interrupted Wally. Wally:". . ." Barnaby: "That's good, kid..." Your father smiled

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