“Mom, Mom!” Sonny called out from the stairs.

Liberty and Duncan looked up, their attention immediately on him.

“What's wrong?” Liberty asked, a note of concern in her voice.

“| can’t carry all these toys by myself.

Can you come up and help me?” Sonny asked, his hands full.

Liberty smiled warmly.

“Sure, honey.

Just make sure you've picked out all the gifts for your cousins first.” “| already did!” Sonny replied with a grin.

Turning to Duncan, Liberty said, “I'll go help him with the rest.” Duncan nodded.

“Go ahead.” Liberty's household staff included a few nannies who helped keep the place tidy and looked after Sonny when needed.

their shifts, only two had stayed through the New Year

informed the nannies she'd be back that

Sonny just needed

down the stairs, arms loaded with toys Sonny had carefully chosen as gifts for

that some toys were still in their original packaging—perfect to share with

who was busy packing the snacks and health supplements Liberty had brought

you two were moving out.” He grinned at

of your cousins are older—they don’t really play with

a little too grown-up

who really needs

sister's room and saw tons of

likes them! I’m not really into dolls, but | have lots of

have more space for the toys you just got me, Uncle Duncan!” Duncan laughed,

added proudly, “I want to give gifts to my cousins because even if they don't love the toys, they'll still

like me even more!” Duncan

being there is enough—they already adore you! They’re

Lewis cousins was ten, and it had been a decade since there was a little

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