Love at First Novel by Gu Lingfei

“Sonny, didn’t you go to your Uncle Lewis’s place today?” Remy asked Sonny.

“Uncle Lewis is not free. Auntie went to pick me up and came over to see the baby. The baby was asleep, and I didn’t see him.” Sonny said.

Sonny was articulate and spoke clearly.

Remy felt that Sonny was just like Titus.

Titus was more than a year old and was unable to speak clearly when Jane, his sister-in-law, first picked him up. But when he became fluent in speaking, he became sharp-tongued and sometimes spoke in an old-fashioned manner. Although he was over three years old now, he behaved like a little adult. He was taller and smarter than other children of the same age.

Titus had a particularly good memory, which was the most surprising thing. And when he first met Sonny, Sonny was also a little one and couldn’t speak well. Now he was just like a little ghost.

He hoped that the children he and Elisa would have in the future would be as smart as Sonny and Titus.

Ben said, “The baby is still small now and sleeps more. When he gets older, he can play with Sonny.”

Sonny hummed, “My aunt said the same thing. Uncle Johnson, are you always busy? I see Uncle Johnson every time I come to my aunt’s place.”

In Sonny’s eyes, uncle Zack, uncle Josh, and uncle Duncan were all very busy.

use of his legs and feet. He had to return to the company in a wheelchair, and he was just as

not busy. If he was busy, he would not

said, “I’m busy, but I was worried about Elisa coming back

you can arrange for a bodyguard uncle to follow my auntie like my uncle Zachary did. My aunt has a bodyguard uncle to follow her wherever she goes. My uncle Zachary said that this way, he can work with confidence. Also,

can also beat up

eat; your parents are not here, and

Remy burst into laughter.

was so good

also said

was really cheeky

Mrs. Stone didn’t agree with

Remy came over, Mrs. Stone would not want to see him with a sullen face, but he still

Sonny, then

with Remy, Remy was not

I just don’t have anyone to cook for me, so I

Johnson, don’t you know how to