Serenity and Zachary York novel Chapter 2763

Sonny was utterly disappointed.

He could not let his friend get punished just so he wanted to keep him around, right?

Upon hearing Laurence’s words, Serenity curiously asked, “Can you understand medical books? Can you copy them?”

Laurence was about the same age as Sonny. At this age, Sonny could only write basic numbers and words.

The sisters believed that during the early childhood stage, the main focus should be on ensuring that the child eats well, drinks well, and enjoys a carefree childhood. They did not want to impose too much learning pressure on the child.

Hence, Sonny’s time in preschool was relaxed and happy.

Even so, there was a period when he did not want to go to preschool, waking up every day with a flat mouth saying he did not want to go.

The novelty had worn off.

“I can’t understand it. My mentor will teach me to memorize medical books, and I can memorize them, but I don’t know what they mean. I can’t copy them, but I have to, otherwise, when he makes delicious food, he won’t give it to me. When I’m punished by copying a page of medical books, it takes me a long time."

Although Laurence was very clever, knew more words than Sonny, and could write, he was still but a little kid. A page of medical books had so many words that it was a huge task for him.

After being punished once, the little guy was afraid. As long as the mentor said he made a mistake and needed to copy medical books, he would not dare to make mistakes and would be honest.

Serenity affectionately touched Laurence’s head and said sympathetically, “You’ve worked hard.”

While Sonny continued to lead a carefree life, Laurence had to undergo hell-like training.

Fortunately, the legendary doctor understood the importance of balance and did not push Laurence too hard. After some time, they would give him a few days off, take him to stay at FC Manor in Annenburg for a few days, and let him relax properly. They did not want to push him overboard and risk counterproductive results.

Checking the time, Serenity said, “Mrs. Lewis, I’ll bring the kids back. Jane must be waiting. They have to return to Annenburg in the afternoon.”

It was Sonny showing off how good Dunc was that prompted Laurence to come with him to Westwood Manor. With Jane’s consent, then only Serenity dared to bring Laurence, accompanied by four bodyguards from the York family to the Lewises’ residence.

The guards’ primary task was to protect Laurence and limit the spread of information about him.

This child had to live discreetly to ensure his safety. Even going out for a brief period warranted utmost caution.

Corey was reluctant, expressing, “They’re leaving so soon after arriving. Jane came by a private jet, couldn’t she stay a little longer?”

Corey was reluctant to let Sonny leave now that she had Sonny as her grandson.

There might not be a blood relation, but Sonny was sensible, surrounded by morally upright adults. He would surely grow up well.