Married at First Sight

Chapter 3697



Chapter 3697 – Kevin was in the president's office at Queen Enterprise, keeping his fiancée, Hayden, company.

Liberty had returned to work after several days away. There was a lot of work waiting for her, and she needed to catch up quickly so she could take the New Year's holiday and head back to Wiltspoon.

Sonny and Serenity were still at FC Manor, so Liberty might fly to Annenburg with Zachary to pick them up before returning to Wiltspoon for the New Year.

After a busy year, the New Year's holiday was her only chance to rest. She planned to deal with the Farrell family matters after the break.

Once the New Year was over, Liberty knew she'd be very busy again. When Serenity gave birth, Liberty would be there, waiting outside the delivery room. To free up time for that, she had to finish all the important tasks ahead of time.

But right now, instead of working in the general manager's office, Liberty was video chatting with Sonny.NôvelDrama.Org holds text © rights.

Sonny had just spent an hour with Titus, copying the names of medicines. He was exhausted.

At first, his handwriting was decent-though large and a bit clumsy since he was just learning to write. But as he grew tired, his writing became messy and crooked. By the end, he could only fit a few words on the page.

Titus, who had more practice, was more patient and managed to keep his handwriting neat.

After an hour, Sonny took a break, borrowed Serenity's phone, and video-called Liberty to proudly show her what he'd written.

"Mom, look, does my handwriting look good?" he asked eagerly.

Liberty smiled and praised him, "Not bad at all! For someone just learning to write, it's very good."

Serenity, teasing from the side, added, "He's not showing you the last part-his writing was so messy I couldn't even tell what the words were!"

Sonny blushed in embarrassment and quickly reached over to cover Serenity's mouth. "Auntie, don't talk! I'm talking to Mom."

Serenity laughed. "Okay, okay, I'll stop. You talk to your mom."

Liberty chuckled on the phone. "You did great, Sonny. Writing for a whole hour is impressive for someone your age.”

Sonny beamed, feeling proud of himself. But then he remembered Titus's work and said, "Mom, Titus writes better than me."

Liberty reassured him, "That's

because Titus started earlier and practices more. Don't worry-you'll get better with time. Just keep at it, and soon you'll be as good as him."

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Comforted by his mother's words, Sonny smiled again.

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He was naturally cheerful and quick to forget anything that upset him. Both Liberty and Serenity always reminded him that at his age, happiness was what mattered most, and that learning would come in its own time.

They also told him not to compare himself to Titus, who had a different background and a tougher life. Titus had to carry the weight of a family feud, which forced him to grow up faster.

In comparison, Sonny was much luckier. He had a happy childhood, and compared to most kids his age, he was already doing really well.