Love at first sight novel (Judith Cooper) novel Chapter 2003

Chapter 2003

Being looked at by her like this, Zachary whispered in her ear: “Seren, don’t look at me like this, I can’t help but want to kiss you.”

“Uncle, what are you whispering to my aunt?” Sonny which was ignored by the two adults, asked curiously.

Serenity gave Zachary a little push, Zachary stood up straight, looked down at Sonny, touched his head helplessly, and said to him: “Sonny, you are really a light bulb.”

Sonny: “Uncle, my name is Sonny, not a light bulb!”

Serenity smiled and picked up her nephew, and had to go to Zachary’s car, laughing as she walked: “Yes, yes, Sonny is not a light bulb, Your uncle is teasing you.”

Sonny: “Auntie, why does uncle always say that I am a light bulb? Light bulbs can emit light, but I can’t, so uncle is talking nonsense.”

Zachary helped Serenity open the car door like a gentleman, and said with a smile: “That’s right, that’s right, Uncle is just talking nonsense. We, Sonny, are the most serious and don’t talk nonsense.”

“I’m a good boy.” Sonny said seriously. So he didn’t talk nonsense, he told the truth.

Zachary followed him into the car, and after putting down the bouquet, he carried Sonny from Serenity’s arms, let Sonny sit on his lap, and asked warmly, “Sonny you’re traveling with your aunt, was it fun?”

“It’s fun, it’s fun, I play very well with Titus, but Titus knows more than me, he said he is in kindergarten. Uncle, I also want to go to kindergarten, I have to learn a lot of knowledge, next time I see Titus, I can compare him to that.”

Titus was better than Sonny in learning martial arts, stronger than him, ate more than him, and knew more than him. Sonny felt that he had lost to Titus, so he had to work hard.

Zachary: “Your kindergarten will start in two days, and Sonny, you will be able to go to kindergarten. I hope you won’t cry and refuse to go to kindergarten.”

Sonny said seriously: “I won’t cry, Titus said he didn’t cry. He said that the children in his class would cry, so he just watched others cry.”