Love at First Novel by Gu Lingfei

After a while, Sonny looked up and asked Serenity, “Auntie, will my mother give birth to a little sister?”

He was still young and didn’t understand love, but he knew that his mother would marry Uncle Duncan soon. He didn’t understand what marriage meant; he just knew that marriage meant living together.

Uncle Duncan will move in and live with them in the future. Or he and his mother could move to Uncle Duncan’s house.

When you get married, you will have a baby. For example, his aunt Serenity and uncle Zachary got married, and now his aunt is pregnant with a little brother.

Sonny wondered if his mother would give birth to a little sister for him.

“It’s hard to say. Maybe there will be, maybe there won’t be.”

Serenity didn’t dare to say that her sister, Liberty, would definitely have a second child after remarrying.

It depended on what Liberty thought.

Of course, the Lewis family hoped that Liberty would give birth to a second child, no matter whether it was a boy or a girl. If she does, Duncan will have a successor.

Sonny said, “I want a younger sister. When mom and Uncle Lewis get married, I will ask mom to give birth to a younger sister.”

you know what marriage

and a woman, it’s marriage. Auntie, I want to get married when I grow

are just a kid, and you

with amusement, thinking that she should be careful when speaking in front of Sonny in the future so

Sonny was smart and had eyes

nowadays are

asked, “Sonny, do you want

mom, he only has eyes for her. He always says that he loves me the most, but he’s lying to me. He thinks I’m a three-year-old kid who’s easy to

afraid of you, and Uncle Duncan is afraid of my mother. If I did something wrong and my mother said she would beat me with a clothes hanger, Uncle Duncan would not plead for me but help my mother get the hanger and tell her not to beat me

feeling that Uncle Duncan

Duncan

mother, Uncle Duncan would always stand

covered her mouth, and she

looked up and glared at

said, “Auntie, you are laughing at someone else’s misfortune. You’re laughing at

won’t laugh at you; Auntie

down and tried to