Love at first sight novel (Judith Cooper) novel Chapter 76

Chapter 76

Chelsea's youngest son was right behind Sonny, wailing and demanding, “I want the plane Sonny got.” Gripping thetoy plane against his chest, Sonny nervously looked back at his cousin and murmured, “Huggies, Mama.

Huggies, Mama.” Liberty picked her son up.

“Liberty , tell Sonny to give the plane to my son.

We’re your guests.

Sonny should be nice to my son.” Chelsea came over and wiped away her son’s tears before standing up to grab the toy plane from Sonny.

Seeing that Sonny refused to let go, Chelsea was about to snatch the toy right out of Sonny’s hand when she caught aglimpse of Serenity and her husband.

Zachary had his hands full with bags.

She immediately withdrew her arms and greeted Serenity with a smile.

“Long time no see, Serenity.

Is this your husband? Why, he's a handsome and striking man, isn’t he?” Not only was the man attractive, but he also carried himself with a presenceand grace that even Hank, despite being in a managerial position, could not beat.

Chelsea was envious of Serenity.

Chapter 76 2/4 “Long time no see, Chelsea.

This is my husband, Zachary.” Chelsea exchanged greetings with Zachary.

Aloof as ever, Zachary gave a nod without a word.

Zachary took an instant dislike to Chelsea after witnessing the woman snatching Sonny’s toy for her son.

Sonny was younger than his cousin, and most importantly, the toy belonged to him.

Why should Sonny give in to his cousin's demand? As someone who has his people’s best interest at heart, Zacharywas not going to stand by and let one of his own get the short end of the stick.

Zachary adored the little man and could not bear to put Sonny in that position.

Liberty asked Serenity and Zachary to come in as Chelsea picked up her son.

Her son must be spoiled silly because he was still fussing over Sonny’s toy.

Hank's parents were all smiles, seeing that Serenity and her husband came bearing gifts.

They were not fond of Serenity before, but those feelings changed now that the latter was married and had moved out.

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