Married at First Sight (Serenity and Zachary) novel Chapter 4335

Married at First Sight Chapter 4335 
Before Haitong could respond, Liberty gently turned down her son’s request. 
“Your aunt needs to stay in confinement after giving birth, and your uncle has to take care of both her and the baby. He doesn’t have time to look after you, so you can’t stay at their house. You’ll live with us. I’ll be going back to work in a few days, but Uncle Lu will be home.” 
“He can look after you.” 
After her sister gave birth, Liberty had returned from Jiangcheng and would come back again to celebrate the baby’s one-month milestone. 
Yangyang pouted in disappointment, clearly unhappy. 
He mumbled, “There are other uncles and aunts at my uncle’s house. I can take care of myself—I won’t trouble Aunt or Uncle.” 
“Sis.” 
Haitong smiled and said, “If Yangyang wants to stay with me, let him. He’s very independent—he can bathe, change clothes, eat, and do his homework all by himself. You don’t need to worry.” 
“Just arrange for a driver to drop him off and pick him up from kindergarten.” 
Yangyang’s mood instantly shifted from gloomy to excited. “I’ll move to Auntie’s house tomorrow and watch my little brother become more and more handsome!” 
Liberty tapped her son’s forehead and said helplessly, “Your aunt loves you, so she’s letting you stay. But you mustn’t disturb her. Let her rest properly.” 
Then she turned to her sister. “Tongtong, just focus on your recovery. Don’t worry about this little guy. Make sure you rest well during your confinement.” 
“I know, Sis.” 

Haitong had experience caring for her sister during her confinement period, and now her own conditions were much better than what Liberty had back then. 
“Yangyang, now that you’ve seen your brother, it’s time to go home and get to bed. You have kindergarten tomorrow,” Liberty reminded gently. 
Yangyang was reluctant to leave. He gave his baby brother a kiss on the cheek, then turned to Haitong and said, “Auntie, I’ll come see you and my brother after school tomorrow!” 
“Alright.” 
“Good night, Auntie.” 
Yangyang waved goodbye with a bright smile and wished his aunt a good night. Yangyang waved goodbye to his aunt and said good night. 
Zhan Yin held his hand and walked out with Duncan, teasing him, “You only said good night to your aunt—what about your uncle?” 
“Good night, Uncle. When I’m not around, you have to take good care of my aunt and little brother.” 
The little guy spoke in an innocent and serious tone. 
Zhan Yin chuckled. “Of course. Your aunt is my wife, and your little brother is my son. I love them dearly and will definitely take good care of them.” 
The little one was so thoughtful—it made all their love for him feel even more worthwhile. 
Then Yangyang asked, a bit disappointed, “Uncle, now that you have a little brother, will you still love me in the future?” 
Zhan Yin stopped walking, squatted down, turned Yangyang toward him, and looked at him eye to eye. 
“Yangyang, no matter how many children your aunt and I have, we will always love you. 
You and your future siblings are all equally important in our hearts.” 
Yangyang replied, “But I don’t have a sister.” 
So far, he had only gained younger brothers. 
Zhan Yin paused for a moment, then said, “Maybe in a few years, your mom might give 
you a little sister. Your aunts and uncles might have daughters too.” 

“Uncle, aren’t you and Aunt going to give me a little sister?” 
Yangyang remembered that his aunt often said she wanted both a younger brother and a younger sister. Now he had the brother, but the sister hadn’t arrived yet. 
Zhan Yin smiled. “That’s a matter for the adults to decide. Yangyang is still a kid—no need to worry about that just yet.” 
He picked Yangyang up and said warmly, “Just remember, no matter what happens, all of us will always love you just the same.” 
Yangyang finally felt at ease. 
He liked his little brother, but he was afraid the grown-ups might stop liking him now that there was someone new. 
Zhan Yin walked with the father and son to the parking lot downstairs. 
“Dongming, take Yangyang home to rest. Everything’s fine here. I’ll head back up and let Tongtong get some sleep.”