Married at First Sight (Serenity and Zachary) novel Chapter 1661

Chapter 1661

Liberty never told Duncan anything about her conversation with Mrs. Lewis.

However, he still found out from his mother.

Upon discovering that his mother had made Liberty move out, move away, and even leave

Wilt spoon with Sonny, he quarreled with his mother in anger.

Mrs. Lewis was furious, and so was Duncan.

Ultimately, the mother and son were unwilling to compromise. None of them would give up and let go.

Liberty glanced at Duncan and continued what she was doing. She said, “If I’m not the problem, then I won’t make so many sacrifices.”

Duncan laughed. He liked that side of Liberty.

Sonny, who took the phone into a room, dialed Serenity’s number.

He knew the first number in his mother’s contact list was Aunt Ser’s.

Serenity picked up the phone shortly.

“What’s the matter, Liberty?”

She thought it was her sister who called.

“Aunt Ser, it’s me, Sonny.”

Hearing her nephew’s young voice, Serenity smiled and said, “Hey, Sonny. Did you call me yourself?”

“Yeah. I took Mom’s phone and hid in a room to call you.”

“What do you want to tell me?” The little boy actually hid in a room to call her. Serenity felt her nephew was becoming more mischievous.

Learning self-defense from a teacher in the gym had made Sonny braver.

At his age, he was good with words and getting increasingly likable.

The people he trusted the most were Mom and Aunt Ser. He dared not ask Mom that question as

she and Dad had divorced.

He finally understood what a divorce was.

Therefore, he could only ask Aunt Ser about it.

“Do you think Dunc is here to snatch your mother away from you, Sonny?”

Serenity returned with a question.

After some thought, Sonny replied honestly, “Last time, Dunc told me he was here to join Mom and me. He’s not a bad person.”

“Since you think Dunc isn’t here to steal your mom, you don’t have to care about what your father said.”

“Why did Dad say that?”

After a moment of silence, Serenity said, “Your father just finds it unfair. Don’t mind him. It’s fine as long as you and your mother don’t hate Dunc. Is he nice to you?”