Married at First Sight (Serenity and Zachary) novel Chapter 2656

Serenity cursed: It seems that if you take care of me, I will live a long life and never get sick.

She continued to slander her, but she didn’t say it out loud, and she honestly accepted her husband’s teachings.

After Duncan finished eating, he put down his bowl and chopsticks.

Sonny thoughtfully handed him a tissue.

Duncan touched his head again. He liked and loved Sonny from the bottom of his heart.

“Sonny, your mother…did she mention Uncle Duncan before going on a business trip?”

Sonny nodded. “Mom told my uncle and me to keep an eye on you and not let you get into trouble. She also said that she never disliked you for not being able to walk, and she didn’t think you would be a drag on my mom.”

Liberty said these words to Zachary and Serenity. Sonny was present and heard them. Now he repeated them word for word to Duncan.

Duncan: “Did you take your mother to the airport?”

Sonny’s face immediately replied, “Mom didn’t let me go, and she didn’t let my aunt go either. Mom went in a car with a few uncles.”

Although Sonny often followed Serenity, he still felt a little sad when his mom went on a long trip without him.

Liberty said it was inconvenient to take Sonny with her when she was going to do errands, so she asked him to stay at home with Serenity.

She also said that during the winter vacation, she would take Sonny on a trip to the north to watch the snow, have snowball fights, and build snowmen. She even promised him that she would take him to Jane’s house to meet Titus.

You can’t always make trouble with my sister, right? If you really want to be my sister’s support, just insist on doing rehabilitation, maintain a conscience, and do whatever you should do during this period. Go to work, meet with clients, and discuss business. What can’t you do?

You are not good at what you do now, but it does not affect your ability to manage your company. You are still awesome and coaxing, Mr. Lewis. Don’t always think that others sympathize with you, pity you, or think that you are useless and a burden.”

Duncan remained silent.

He understood the meaning of the words of relatives and friends.

But the woman he loved was going on a long journey and might be in danger. He couldn’t follow her or protect her personally. He just felt useless!