Cupid's Arrow hit me hard!

“A little fruit and a little nutrition, to nourish Sonny’s Dad’s body.”
Liberty no longer called her ex-husband’s name, but changed her name to Sonny’s
Dad, implying that she would come to see it because Hank was Sonny’s own father.
Without this relationship, Liberty didn’t even want to step into Hank’s ward.
Mr. Brown and Mrs. Brown also knew that Liberty was looking for their grandson’s
sake. At this moment, they felt that it was right to give Liberty the custody of their
grandson.
Sonny had always been with his mother and aunt, and the custody was given to
Liberty, which had no impact on Sonny’s life, and Liberty could give Sonny the best
education.
The main reason was that there were not so many quarrels and conflicts in Liberty’s
small family, which would not affect Sonny’s young heart.
“Sister Chelsea.”
Seeing that Chelsea was also there, Liberty greeted the former eldest sister politely.
After the divorce, she, her ex-in-laws and eldest sister became more polite.
“Sister Chelsea, are you alright?” Liberty asked.

“I’m fine, and I’ve been discharged from the hospital. I heard that Hank woke up, so I
hurried over with my brother-in-law to have a look. God bless, Hank is out of danger.”
Chelsea thanked God.
She asked Liberty to sit down.
Liberty glanced at Hank on the hospital bed, and Chelsea said: “Hank is out of danger,
but his spirit is still very poor, and most of them are still lethargic. The doctor said that
in a few days, Hank’s mental state will be better. After all, we went to the ghost gate
and came back. We are thankful that he can wake up.”
After Chelsea finished speaking, she asked Liberty again: “Where is Sonny?”
Liberty: “He has gone to kindergarten.”
Chelsea said, “Yeah, I forgot. Today, when kindergarten starts on September 1st,
Sonny is in kindergarten. How time flies.”
When her younger brother and Liberty divorced, Sonny couldn’t speak neat yet.
Sonny was in kindergarten.
“Can Sonny adapt?” Mr. Brown and Mrs. Brown asked in unison.
If they are allowed to take care of their grandchildren, they are reluctant to let their
grandson go to kindergarten at the age of three. Sonny was too young, and they
worried about him.
Liberty: “The teacher posted a video of him in the kindergarten in the class group. I
saw him having fun with the children, eating by himself, and sleeping soundly during
the lunch break. The teacher said that there are so many children, but Sonny didn’t
cry. The other children would cry for their mother.”
Sonny was probably stimulated by Titus, so he didn’t dare to cry in kindergarten and
watched others cry.
It might also be the first day of kindergarten, and he felt very fresh.
In addition, he was usually played with this one for half a day, and that one for a whole
day. If he was separated from his mother daily, he adapted more quickly than other