Chapter 95 He Thinks So

• For some reason, the eight boys didn't differentiate between families when they were ordered from eldest to youngest. Madeline's brothers were the eldest among the boys. Uncle Benjamin's sons were called Eric and David, and they were fifth and sixth in chronological order. Their names were easy to remember, since Madeline came up with a catchphrase for it. Eric and David? E and D? Hmm, oh, I know! Ed, Edd, and Eddy!
• But contrary to that interesting catchphrase, Benjamin's sons weren't too close to Madeline. They didn't look really happy to see Madeline, but they weren't too against it either. Madeline could understand that. She wasn't a dollar bill, so not everyone would love her. They were just her cousins, so they could be friends if they were lucky, but if not, then they would just be acquaintances.
• Morgan's sons were seventh and eight in chronological order. In other words, Michael's sons were the oldest four, while Benjamin's were in the middle, and Morgan's were the youngest. That's easy to remember.