Cupid's Arrow hit me hard!

Married at First Sight by Gu Lingfei Chapter 602 Hank had only pulled his mother up when his sister went weak at the knees once more.

Hank was in a dilemma as he had to hold his sister up too.

He told them not to mess with Liberty, but his family refused to listen and went against his wishes anyway.

Hank simply could not get a moment of peace.

Hank had been taking a lot of heat at the office, and work had been hanging over his head.

His boss did not look too pleased when Hank ditched work to come here.

He believed that at this rate, his family would cost him the over one million bucks he gave to Liberty to keep his job.

Likely spooked by the drama, Sonny clung to his mother’s neck without staring at his grandmother and aunt.

Duncan happened to stand in his line of vision.

As Duncan stood behind Liberty, Sonny’s eyes met Duncan with his head resting over his mother’s shoulder.

Sonny left quite an impression on Duncan.

Although Duncan was a crude burly man, he loved children.

The boy was as cute as a button.

Duncan reached out to stroke Sonny’s head, but the latter cried in fear, “Mommy! Mommy!” While settling her son down, Liberty noticed Duncan’s outreached arm awkwardly frozen midair.

your son was adorable, so I wanted to

Duncan explained

Liberty soothed her son.

is Mr. Lewis,

not a

Don’t be scared.

not shake the

Sonny put his hands out and asked anxiously for Serenity, “Ant Swer, huggies! Ant Swer, huggies!” Serenity

to Duncan, “Sonny had gotten

of strangers

was not going to be hung up about it with

“It’s okay.

did scare your

guy was afraid of him the last few times they

made it to

out all kinds of apologies

for the damages in hopes Liberty would let

and helping to reach a reconciliation, Liberty agreed

put their promise in writing, apologize, and pay for Liberty’s medical bills and

added that the compensation had to come

not allowed to pay on behalf of

would only feel the pain

the call, and the Browns were family to Sonny, the Stones and

leaving the station, Liberty apologetically said to Mrs. Stone, “I can’t go to your place looking like this,

to take

I’ll drive my