At 9:00 pm in Wiltspoon.
After the video call with Liberty, Serenity asked Sonny, “Have you packed everything? Don’t forget to bring the gift for Titus.”
Sonny eagerly replied, “Everything is packed. I just took some toys and the gift for Titus.”
“You always remember Titus’s gift, even if you forget everything else,” Serenity said with a smile. “If you forget anything, how will you give Titus his gift?”
Sonny smiled sheepishly.
Serenity picked him up and placed him on the bed. “Your uncle is on a business trip, so you’ll sleep with me tonight. Tomorrow morning, after breakfast, we’ll go to your Uncle Ben’s house. I asked you to go with those old grandfathers, but you didn’t want to. They adore you and would take good care of you.”
Sonny lay down on the bed, resting his head on Serenity’s thighs. He said, “They like me, but I don’t know them well. You and Mom often tell me not to go with strangers except for you. I’m afraid I might get sold.”
Serenity laughed. “Who would dare to sell you? They must have a death wish.”
She remembered when Liberty and Hank had just divorced, and the Brown family took Sonny away, trying to hide him so Liberty couldn’t see him.
Fortunately, Serenity had married Zachary. Zachary and his brothers found Sonny at Chelsea’s house and rescued him. Sonny had been bullied; when Zachary arrived, Chelsea’s eldest son, Lucas, was still hitting him. Zachary, already angry seeing Sonny bullied, harshly reprimanded Lucas.
Lucas, then in junior high, feared Zachary ever since.
“Sonny, do you remember when Lucas and his friends bullied you, and your uncle rescued you?” Serenity asked.
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