Love at first sight novel (Judith Cooper) novel Chapter 2065

Serenity seemed unable to hear the provocative meaning in her mother-in-law’s words, and said with a smile: “That’s right, anyone who has met Sonny will like him. In FC Manor, everyone also likes him. When I brought him back, Grandma Johnson couldn’t bear it.”

Serenity took her mother-in-law’s arm and went back into the house.

Tania said with a smile: “The old lady of the Johnson family is reluctant to part with Sonny, but your grandma is reluctant to part with the young lady of the Johnson family. She can’t wait to steal her little girl back to raise her.”

Serenity: “It’s true, grandma sees Avah. She can’t take her eyes off her, and she won’t feel bored sitting next to the crib all day long.”

Tania smiled: “If it were me, I would be like your grandma, and I wouldn’t feel bored after watching her all day.”

Just like the York family, they liked girls, and they couldn’t move their eyes or move their legs when they saw girls from other people’s homes, and the old lady was not the only one.

Serenity: “Mom, you’re bored at home, so you can go to the city to have fun. Or move in and live with us, it will be more lively if there are more people.”

Tania said, “No, your dad and I are getting older and living in the villa is comfortable.”

It was better to keep a little distance between mother-in-law and daughter-in-law.

It’s not that they didn’t have houses to live in, they had more houses.

Tania would not ask to live with her son and daughter-in-law.

Besides, she had two younger sons. If she lived with the oldest son and daughter-in-law, the two younger sons wanted to stay with their parents and live in the brother-in-law’s house. Even if the brotherhood was deep, Serenity was still a generous sister-in-law. After all, it was not as comfortable as being at home.

Learn to keep a distance between people.

That’s fine for now.

Her son and daughter-in-law would come back for the weekend every once in a while.

When her other sons returned, they also returned to their own homes, free and at ease.

“I just miss Sonny, is Sonny still used to going to kindergarten?”