Love at First Novel by Gu Lingfei

Remy laughed. “Yes, yes, there are many people who like Sonny. Sonny, remember to leave a place for me to like you.”

Sonny nodded generously and said, “Uncle Johnson, I will leave a place for you.”

Everyone laughed.

Just as he entered the house, Zachary called, and Serenity answered.

The couple just talked about common things, and Zachary knew that Serenity had gone to the business.

In the past, he would come over if he knew Serenity was at the store. He was busy tonight and told Serenity that he would not accompany her to dinner.

Serenity said considerately, “I will eat at my aunt’s place. After dinner and chatting, I will go back when it gets dark. You go to discuss business, don’t drink so much, and keep warm. The weather forecast says it will cool down again.”

This time the temperature dropped and it rained. When it rained in winter, everybody would feel even colder.

Zachary said, “I don’t drink. I don’t blow cold wind outside. No matter how cold it is, it won’t affect me.”

Zachary spent every day in a heated office. Even when he went out to do business, he always stayed at the Wiltspoon Hotel, and his room was heated.

No matter how low the temperature dropped, it would have no effect on the battle against the CEO.

to wear more clothes, and you need to help Sonny wear two more clothes. I’m going to socialize in the evening,

was what Duncan was

“I understand; I’m not a three-year-old child. If Sonny gets cold, he will tell

Sonny put

Brother Duncan goes too, please take

care of him. Then you eat

from her ear, she realized that Sonny was sitting next to her and

Sonny said, “Auntie, you don’t

touched Sonny’s head and said warmly, “Your uncle is very

Sonny said, Oh.

time to eat.” Mrs.

trouser pocket, stood up, and held Sonny’s hand

Stone: “Sonny,

Sonny: “Not cold.”

“Auntie,

“I’m not

if my mother is cold. Auntie, Uncle Lewis, and I will go visit my mother on Friday. Can you help me get some thick clothes from

help. Because he was too short, even if he moved a small bench to cushion him, he couldn’t reach his mother’s

“Okay.”

Liberty was not