Married at First Sight (Serenity and Zachary) novel Chapter 3957

Married At First Sight Chapter 3957 
Chapter 3957 
     
“Uncle, Auntie, it’s getting windy out here. You should head back. We’re about to leave too,” Liberty said politely. 
After gathering the bags her former in-laws had prepared for Sonny, she bid them goodbye and walked toward Duncan and Sonny, who were waiting for her a few steps away. 
Sonny had already climbed down from Duncan’s shoulders. Duncan was back in his wheelchair, holding Sonny as they waited for Liberty to join them. 
Noticing Liberty carrying several bags, Duncan turned to Sonny. “Sonny, let’s help Mom with those bags.” 
“Okay!” Sonny replied cheerfully. He slid off Duncan’s lap and quickly ran to grab his small suitcase. The suitcase had wheels, and Sonny was excited to drag it himself. 
Liberty let him handle it, knowing he enjoyed feeling helpful. 
Duncan reached for the bags in her hands and stacked them on his lap. “Why are there so many bags? I don’t remember dropping off this much stuff when I brought Sonny here.” 
Sonny quickly chimed in, “Dad bought me new clothes and toys! I couldn’t bring all the toys, so I left some at Dad’s house for next time. Grandpa and Grandma also packed food for us—New Year’s treats!” 
Duncan smiled warmly. “I see. No wonder there’s so much. Did you remember to thank Grandpa and Grandma for everything?” 
“Thank you!” Sonny called back, though the Browns were already walking away. 
Duncan turned to Liberty. “The Browns sent us so many things. When we get back, let’s send something to them in return. It’s only right.” 
After all, they were still Sonny’s biological father and grandparents, and Duncan believed in maintaining a sense of mutual respect. 
Duncan had already won over Sonny’s heart, even if the boy didn’t call him “Dad.” Deep down, Duncan knew Sonny saw him as a father figure, and that was enough. 
Liberty nodded in agreement. She hadn’t brought much when she dropped Sonny off, fearing Chelsea might show up and take everything away, as she’d done in the past. 
“Alright, let’s head home,” Duncan said with a grin. 
Liberty began pushing his wheelchair while Sonny followed closely behind, pulling his little suitcase. The three of them looked like a happy, united family, their laughter filling the air. 
     
Once they were in the car, Duncan asked Sonny, “Do you want to stop by your Aunt Seren’s house?” 
“Yes!” Sonny exclaimed excitedly. “I miss Aunt Seren and Uncle Zack. I also want to visit Aunt Jasmine’s house.” 
Duncan chuckled, clearly amused by the boy’s enthusiasm. “That’s a good idea. It’s nice to know you miss them. They’ve always loved you so much, Sonny.” 
Turning to Liberty, Duncan added, “We’ll drop everything at home first, then head to Seren’s for dinner. It’ll be lively over there.” 
He continued, “By the way, except for Tatum, all of Zachary’s brothers are back. The house will be full of people. My parents are planning to go too—they said they wanted to join in the fun.” 
Liberty smiled, imagining the lively atmosphere at Wildridge Manor. 
Unlike the Lewis family villa, Wildridge Manor was massive, and it always came alive during the holidays. Mrs. Lewis had expressed her desire to celebrate with her son and his family there, enjoying the festive season alongside the York family. 
During the New Year, it was common for everyone to gather at different homes, eat, drink, and play games. The younger generation would unwind, spending quality time together. 
By the third day of the New Year, the York siblings typically ventured out for local road trips or flew off to other destinations, using their annual leave to relax and explore. 
However, Serenity’s pregnancy meant she couldn’t travel far, and Zachary wasn’t keen on taking her on a local road trip either. For now, their focus remained on family time and celebrating the new year with their loved ones.