Cupid’s Arrow Hit On Me

Chapter 35

The ever-friendly Rowan had a blast chatting with Serenity.

After witnessing Serenity using Zachary as a porter, the boy was on Team Serenity now.

Rowan believed he could hide behind Serenity for anything! Liberty and Hank, together with their son, Sonny, arrived a little later than the Yorks.

Since Serenity’s husband knew the car owner whose luxury sedan was scratched by Liberty, the damages only came to nine thousand bucks.

Hank did not dare to make light of his new brother-in-law.

Hank did not take the meeting seriously at first but adopted a different attitude when he actually met with the family.

After meeting with Zachary, Hank was in awe of his brother-in-law as Zachary commanded the room with his revered presence, more so than his boss could.

"Mr.York"

All smiles, Hank extended his right hand to Zachary, "Hello, I’m Serenity's brother-in-law"

Zachary shook hands with Hank and faintly uttered, "Hello, Hank."

He then extended his greetings to Liberty.

Liberty's first impression of Zachary was that he looked well-presented.

as compared to in the photograph, Liberty was pleased

"Sonny, say Uncle."

her son

and had

was hard not to be drawn to his curious

ask, "Can I hold

answered in delight,

her son to Serenity, so Serenity passed the

was impressed by Liberty's thoughtful action as the

first had Serenity hold Sonny for Zachary to receive the boy from Serenity to avoid more than necessary physical contact with her

were not bound

Zachary carried Sonny upstairs.

limited vocabulary, the little man learned the new

were afraid of and

why Rowan was so eager for Serenity to take him

Zachary did not

in Zachary's arms, Sonny

family of three into the house and introduced the Yorks

lost their parents young and got through life and college with their parents’ insurance, the Yorks had nothing but respect

Liberty was a homemaker and out of touch with society, she was acquainted with the world of

Yorks were cultured and closely knit unlike most families from rural

mentioned that the Yorks were