Hansel, like his younger sister, was pretty hungry. After all, both children had massive appetites, even before getting lost in the woods. Given how long it had been since either kid had eaten, it was little shock that Gretel was eating like this. She wasn’t actually hypnotized. She was just being a hungry girl
She wasn’t alone. Hansel was also quite the little eater. In fact, before getting lost in the woods, both young, siblings, had been quite round and plump. However, several days without food and heavy exercise brought them to their current, lithe, state
It had also brought the boy, and his younger sister, inside this gingerbread house. A gingerbread house filled to the brim with sweets, confections and enough tasty treats to fatten them up properly. Hansel’s stomach agreed with this as it rumbled loudly
He knew he shouldn’t. He knew there was probably something dangerous about doing so. However, the ever-hungry child’s appetite won out, like it had with Gretel, and the little boy quickly, but quietly, took a seat next to his sibling and began to chow down just as gluttonous, and greedy, as his little sister
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