My father didn’t like blue crabs.

(1)My father has been like that since I was a kid.
(2)When you eat crab stew, you put all the flesh on top of my spoon.
(3)You always said you don’t like blue crabs, so you rolled rice in the soup and ate it with side dishes.
(4)When I was in high school, blue crab soup was served on the table again and I wondered.
(5)Does my father really hate blue crabs?
(6)I insinuated to my father who was putting on the flesh that he should eat some.
(7)You’re waving your hands and saying that you don’t like blue crabs. Eat a lot.
(8)He put the meat on my spoon again.
(9)When I saw that, I thought they must really hate it, and I thought I could eat a lot, so I ate it deliciously.
(10)Yesterday, I saw crab stew again after a long time.
(11)Sure enough, you picked up blue crabs to put some flesh on me as I’m approaching 40.
(12)I’m sorry about that anymore, so I told my dad.”Father, I can buy crabs with my own money and eat them. There are many days left to eat, so make sure you eat them, too.”
(13)My father gave me an obvious answer if it was too obvious.
(14)Abby really doesn’t like blue crabs. All I need is soup, so you can eat a lot.
(15)It was heartbreaking.So I said it again.
(16)You don’t like blue crabs. How can you eat the soup so well?Don’t worry about me. You should eat too.
(17)My father was silent, and my mother told me about it.
(18)That’s what he said.
(19)Your father can drink lye if it’s soup.
(20)I was dazed by the sudden unexpected answer and my mother told me again.
(21)Your father is sick and tired of seafood. I had a hard time thinking about the side dishes.
(22)But fortunately, I do eat soup when I cook it with soup.
(23)Come to think of it, I did.He’s got fish and everything in the water.
(24)He gave me the meat and the kernel.
(25)You ate the soup yourself.
(26)When these thoughts were sorted out, my father said quietly,
(27)Seafood is fishy.
(28)That’s right. My father really hated blue crabs.