Love at first sight novel (Judith Cooper) novel Chapter 2955

“Auntie.” Serenity smiled and called Mrs. Stone.

Mrs. Stone nodded and asked, “You went to pick up Sonny today.”

“Brother Duncan is very busy in the afternoon. Anyway, I am half working and half resting now. If I have time, I will pick up Sonny.”

After saying that, Serenity reached out to hug Sonny and said, “You get down and go on your own, Sonny. I can’t hold you.”

Mrs. Stone said quickly, “It’s okay. I will bring Sonny in. Sonny is a little older now, but he’s still a kid and doesn’t weigh much. I’ll still be able to hold him for a long time.”

However, Sonny still obediently slipped from Mrs. Stone’s arms and fell to the ground. He raised his little face and said, “I don’t want to tire my aunt.”

Both Serenity and Liberty had said that Audrey was elderly and a member of that age group. Sonny should be considerate to Audrey and not let her hold him all the time.

Mrs. Stone touched Sonny’s head and said with a smile, “Sonny’s mouth is so cute.”

Sonny said, “Auntie, apart from this mouth, am I not lovable?”

Mrs. Stone smiled even brighter. “Yes, Sonny is lovable as a whole.”

Serenity also smiled and said, “Sometimes Sonny talks in an old-fashioned way, and sometimes he is very innocent and cute.”

Mrs. Stone held Sonny’s hand and called Serenity to go inside. As she walked, she said, “Our Sonny is a very smart child, but he is still a child. It is inevitable that he will be naughty. If he sits quietly all day, we still have to worry about what’s wrong with him.

Clive was not very gregarious when he was a child. Although he was polite, he didn’t talk much, his expression was serious, and his eyes were so cold that he didn’t look like a child. At that time, I told your uncle that this child, Zachary, will definitely be like a cold-hearted person when he grows up.”

Although the Stone and York families had previously been bitter rivals, they both lived in Wiltspoon and paid attention to one another. Before Grandma May or their parents took care of the York family’s children to attend business banquets, they had to be twenty years old and prepared to enter the business world.