Married at First Sight (Serenity and Zachary) novel Chapter 3878

Married At First Sight Chapter 3878 
Chapter 3878 
If Liberty weren’t set to lead the Farrell family, she might have taken her time—maybe years—to decide whether to have a second child. But knowing how much Duncan loved her, she wanted to give him a biological child, someone they could both cherish together. She couldn’t just think about herself and Sonny; Duncan deserved to be considered, too. 
“By the way, there’s something I’d like to ask for your help with,” Liberty said. 
“Sis, you don’t have to be so formal! Just tell me what you need,” Serenity replied, smiling. 
“After the New Year, I’ll be heading back to Jensburg. For now, I think it’s best to keep Sonny here in Wiltspoon. When things settle down, I’ll ask him if he’d like to come live with me there. But if he prefers to stay, I’d be so grateful if you could keep looking after him. I’ll be busier than ever, and even with nannies, it won’t be the same for him. He’d feel too lonely.” 
No amount of care from a nanny could match the love and attention Sonny got from Serenity, his aunt. 
Liberty hadn’t yet asked Sonny how he felt about moving, but she was pretty sure he’d choose to stay in Wiltspoon—at least for this year. 
“If Sonny goes with you, I’ll miss him so much. He’s grown up with me by his side; he feels like a son to me,” Serenity admitted warmly. “But if he decides to stay, I’ll take care of him, don’t worry. Maybe when he’s closer to starting school and you’re more settled in Jensburg, you can bring him there. You two are family; it’d be hard to be apart forever.” 
Serenity already planned to buy a home in Jensburg, so she’d be nearby. Her vegetable company was even expanding into the area. After her baby was born, she intended to rent some land in the towns around Jensburg, set up a fresh produce market, and grow vegetables and fruit there. Her business could thrive anywhere she wanted. 
Liberty nodded. “Once Duncan and I make it official, I’ll see what Sonny wants.” 
Serenity agreed, “Yes, that sounds good.” 
Then, she asked, “Has the Brown family been in touch? Hank knows you and Duncan are getting married soon, and I imagine Sonny still wants to see his dad sometimes.” 
Liberty replied, “No, Hank hasn’t reached out. He promised to stay out of my life except when it concerns Sonny. We’ve been divorced for two years, and he’s remarried. Now, he’s just Sonny’s dad. Beyond that, we’re nothing.” 
Their divorce had been too messy for any chance at friendship. 
“In a few days, I’ll let Sonny stay at the Browns’ for a couple of days, then bring him home for New Year’s Eve. He’s their only grandson, after all, and it’s winter break; he should have time with them,” Liberty added. “Now that work has wound down for the holiday, everything’s quieter. Even Hank has slowed down. Letting Sonny visit will give them some extra father-son time.”