Red and the Blues were walking in the streets. Still, Jay was not comfortable to be with Red, Jake... well, maybe 50% percent, and Jim seems to be liking Red, and he's still hugging Red's foot. On their way, they heard a hatchling calling.

"Daddy!" That light-green hatchling jumped and grabbed onto his arm.

"No, stop. I'm still not your daddy!" Red tried to shake it off, but it refused to let go as it giggled because of the shake.

The Blues just stood there in front of him, and looked at them. Jay looked at Red confusingly, while Jake and Jim laughed at him.

"Mr. Red's funny." Jim giggled and pointed Red.

Red glared at the Blues for not helping him as he still tried to remove the little light green hatchling from his arm.

"Aha!" Edward grabbed his younger son as Eva and Timothy helped remove the light green hatchling off of Red's arm.

When they successfully removed the hatchling from Red's arm, Eva stepped forward and apologized. "We are so sorry, Mr. Red. This little guy just wondered off while we look for him until he found you."

"It's okay, ma'am." Red said.

Then, Edward and Eva noticed the Blues, staring at them. "And why these three little troublemakers are out here?" Edward glared at them, which makes the Blues afraid.

"Actually," Red cuts off. "I adopted them."

The couples gasped. "Mr. Red, that's great!" Eva cheered. "We've been waiting for you adopt them."

"Actually, it's just her." Edward corrected as Eva elbowed him.

"Really?" Red asked.

"Of course." Eva replied. "You saved them from the pigs, and took them to the orphanage. Everyone expected you to adopt them. Right, honey?" She elbowed her husband again.

"Oh yeah, sure." Edward, then, changed his mood. "But you better raise them right."

"What does that suppose to mean?" Red questioned as he puts his arms on his hips.

"It means that if you raise them, they will have anger issues just like you."

Red glared at him as he carried to Blues in his arms, but Jay still wasn't comfortable around him. "Whatever. I already adopted them, and if I didn't, they just live in the jungle where they will take care of themselves, even they don't know what to do." He turned his face, and proceeds walking to where he was stopped with saying goodbye to Edward, Eva, and Timothy, but only the light green hatchling saying goodbye to him.

"Bye, daddy!"

Once Red was gone, Eva angrily elbowed her husband hard.

"Ow! What?" Edward glared at his wife for elbowing him.

"You are embarrassing!" She shouted.

"I just only warned him!"

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When they arrived at his home, Red puts the Blues down, and opened the door for them. Okay, here we are. Home sweet home."

When the Blues looked around the inside of Red's home, Jim, excitingly, runs inside like he was having a sugar rush. "Yay! This place is amazing!" He ran around in circles as he shook Red's desk, causing his art materials to fall, and jumped on Red's indoor pool where Jim was enjoying swimming. Jake tries to make himself comfortable as he walked to the kitchen with his cherry juice box, where the door was also open.

Jay was left behind with Red, who was still glaring at him.

"What?" Red wondered why jay is still glaring at him.

"Do you really think that we'll feel comfortable living with you in your house like this? Cause, we're not... yet." Jay said. "We're very happy and comfortable living in our own house in the jungle."

While Red and Jay were talking, Jake, in the kitchen, saw a knife holder on top of the table, where there are knives were placed. He wants to get them, but he was too small to reach. While holding his juice box with his beak, Jake pulled the table cover to drag the knife holder to the edge.

Red noticed Jake and the knife holder was about to fall on him. He panicked as he ran to the kitchen to save the little blue and teal eyed hatchling. "No, don't touch those...!" But the wind closes the door before Red entered, and saw red liquid flowing under the door. Jay and Jim watched in horror as Jay gasped and covered Jim's eyes.

"I suppose I can take care two." Red said as he was about to leave, until he heard a kid voice coming from the kitchen.

"Hey, why did you close me here?!"

Red opened the door, and saw that the knives didn't hit Jake, but one of the knives hit Jake's juice box. "I spilled my juice." Jake said.

Red sighed in relief as he led the blue hatchlings in the kitchen. "Here, I can leave some food here while I work." He put a bowl of candy and three glasses of water on small stools for the Blues, so they won't have to climb up on a table, or pull a table cover.

While Red was still putting the need of the Blues, Jim jumped high to reach the edge of the table to get a pitcher of juice, but when he was about to get it, the pitcher fell down and shattered. Red startled and saw the shattered pitcher and groaned disappointedly and frustratingly.

"Somebody broke that." Jim lied.

Red doesn't to be angry at the Blues because they're still too you. He took a deep breath and said calmly. "Okay, okay. Clearly, we need to set some rules. Rule number one: Don't touch anything!"

"What about the floor? And the air?" Jay smirked.

"Yes, you may touch the floor and the air." Red nodded. Okay. Rule number two. You will not bother me while I'm working. Rule number three. You will not cry or whine or laugh or giggle or sneeze or burp or fart! So, no, no, no annoying sounds. All right?"

Suddenly, someone knocked on the front door. "I'll get it." Red said as he exits the kitchen, leaving the Blues making themselves comfortable.

"Okay, don't worry. Everything's going to be fine. We're gonna be really happy here. Right, Jim?" Jay said, but he saw one of his brothers was gone, until he saw Jim, eating a bowl of candy.

When Red arrived at the door, and opened it to find out who knocked on his door, he saw Judge Peckinpah standing with a frightening face.

"Oh, your honor. What brings you here?" Red asked.

"Mr. Red." Peckinpah started with a nervous voice. "I came here to tell you that I have received a letter... from... Leonard."

"What?" Red gasped as he took the letter from the judge and read it. "They'll come over here next week for the eggs, and it says 'P.S. Be prepare.'. Oh, we'll prepare alright! Your honor, I would like to call for a village meeting for this!"

"Yes, Mr. Red." Peckinpah saluted. "When would it be?"

"Tonight! Because I have to take care of something." Red excused himself as he heard glass shattered. "Gotta go." He quickly closed the door, leaving Peckinpah confused.

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At night, before the village meeting, Red saw that the Blues were playing toilet paper around the room. The Blues stopped when they saw Red glaring at them.

"Okay, bedtime." Red clapped his hands.

"Awww" The Blues sighed sadly for playing time is over.

Red carried the Blues, and took them upstairs, where there are three small nests lying around, just for them. He put the Blues each of their nest, and said. "Okay. Little birdies. All tucked in. Sweet dreams."

When Red puts Jay on his nest, the blue and blue-eyed hatchling said as he crossed his arms while lying down. "Just so you know, you're never gonna be my dad."

"I can live with that." Red answered back.

"Will you read us a bedtime story?" Jim asked as he showed Red a small book.

"No." Red replied.

"But we can't go to sleep without a bedtime story." Jim explained with his sad cute face as a sign of begging.

"Sorry, kid. I'm busy tonight." Red walked towards the door, and said before he closed it. "So, good night, sleep tight, and don't let the bed bugs bite. Because there are literally thousands of them. And there's probably something in your nests right now." He snickered as he closed the door, out of the room.

"He's just kidding, Jim." Jay said before he and Jake go to sleep, but Jim was still scared about the bed bugs, so he covered himself with a blanket, and shakes in frighten.