Married at First Sight (Serenity and Zachary) novel Chapter 3650

 Titus looked to Jane for help. 
Jane asked, “Master, you know Titus doesn’t come home often, and Sonny is a guest here. Let him have some fun for a few days. How about he copies just one page of the medical book each day? Maybe an hour in the morning and another at noon?” 
The old doctor nodded. “That works.” 
“Can Sonny join me in copying?” Titus asked. 
Sonny was shocked. He didn’t study medicine—why should he copy medical books? The old doctor smiled and said, “I’m not responsible for Sonny, so I can’t decide for him. But since your master isn’t here, I can oversee your studies.” 
Sonny sighed in relief, but Serenity asked, “Sonny, would you like to copy the books with Titus? It would be good for your handwriting, and who knows? You might learn something useful.” 
Titus looked hopefully at Sonny. 
Feeling the pressure, Sonny nodded, agreeing to practice calligraphy alongside his friend. 
Meanwhile, in Annenburg, Province X, snow had covered everything in white. 
In the yard of the Ormond family, two young boys, Alonzo and Angelo, were busy making snowmen. Alonzo built a big one and proudly stepped back to admire his work. He turned to Angelo and asked, “Is that a turtle you’re building?” 
Angelo, the second youngest, had made several snow turtles. “Yep, it’s a turtle.” “Can you help me build more turtles, maybe a row of them leading up to the house?” 
Alonzo’s eyes lit up at the idea, and the two boys started building together. 
Just then, the villa gates opened, and three cars drove in. 
The boys stopped and straightened up, watching as the cars approached. 
“It’s sister! She’s back!” Alonzo shouted excitedly. 
“Yeah, she’s finally here! I can’t wait to eat Brother Tatum’s food!” Angelo added as he ran towards the cars. 
Alonzo quickly followed. “Hey, that’s my sister! Slow down, Angelo.” 
“She’s my sister too,” Angelo replied, not slowing down. 
Several families lived in the mansion, but they were all close-knit. 
Elora was Alonzo’s older sister, and though he feared her a bit, he adored her. 
As soon as Elora got out of the car, she saw her two brothers running toward her. Her face softened, and she called out, “Be careful, don’t run so fast.” 
“Sister!” 
“Sister!” 
Both boys reached her, hugging her legs. 
Alonzo, the younger one, looked up and said, “We missed you, can you pick me up?” Elora smiled and lifted him into her arms. 
Seeing Angelo waiting his turn, she put Alonzo down and gave Angelo a hug as well. 
The brothers were overjoyed. 
“Sister, where’s Brother Tatum? Didn’t he come back with you? Did he get fired?” Alonzo asked, worried because he hadn’t seen him.