Married At First Sight By Gu Lingfei

Kathryn, on the other hand, was the biological daughter of the Farrell family head. If the current head of the Farrell family killed the previous one, it was inevitable that Serenity and others would have a hostile relationship with Kathryn.

After Liberty was silent for a short time, she asked, “Where is Sonny?”

Serenity: “After we came back, he practiced the piano. Now he’s painting.”

Liberty: “There are no homework assignments in kindergarten?”

Serenity said with a smile, “Whatever homework he has now, it doesn’t take a minute to complete it. He just takes a pen, circles, and draws a line. At his current age, in kindergarten, he mainly focuses on having fun.”

Sonny wanted to write, which was a task assigned to Sonny.

Although children were having fun in kindergartens, those children who entered the most expensive and best kindergartens in Wiltspoon were from rich or noble families. Many of them would later become family heirs, and their families would hire one-on-one tutors for them.

Any one of Sonny’s classmates knew a lot of words.

at a young age,

at the starting line, so she naturally assigned some tasks to Sonny, including writing

interested in those things. He was quite artistic and could draw quite beautifully. His art teacher said

“Do you want to ask Sonny to answer the

in the evening,

to watch out for Brother Duncan and make sure he doesn’t disappear. After I picked up Sonny, I took him to Lewis & Co. Sonny returned from school every day and enjoyed visiting Lewis & Co. Brother Duncan stated that he

She took over all his business. She also has a son. The son is about eight or nine years old now. Ms. Girard entered into marriage at a relatively young age, and her current age is not excessive. At most, she is

in her eyes when she looked at Brother Duncan. It was different. She may like Brother Duncan. Of course, this is just

worried:

feared that others would steal or ruin

marriage ended

great difficulty, Liberty was willing to marry

was also a man worthy of Liberty’s trust for life. He was