Married At First Sight By Gu Lingfei

“Dad, I’ll listen to my aunt. It’s late, so I’m going to bed. Tomorrow morning, I’ll go to Aunt Jane’s house with my aunt. You should get off work and rest early too,” Sonny said, sounding mature beyond his years.

Hank felt a warmth in his heart. Sonny was the only bright spot in his life. Despite their distance, Sonny still acknowledged him as his father, offering a small measure of comfort.

After ending the call, Sonny returned the phone to Serenity. “Dad wanted me to stay with him for a few days, but I refused. We’re going to visit Titus tomorrow. I don’t want to stay with Brother Lucas. He always bullies me, but now I’m not afraid of him because I’ve learned martial arts.”

Though Sonny wasn’t exceptionally talented in martial arts, his practice had made him stronger. His coach said that with continued practice, he’d be able to protect himself in the future.

reassured him, “If you don’t want to go back,

gently. “It’s late. Go to bed.

night, Auntie,” Sonny said, heading

tucked him in, leaving a small light on to comfort him in the

to call it a day. As he drove back to his old neighborhood, memories of his life with Liberty flooded back. He remembered eagerly rushing home after work, a

status had led to his arrogance and eventual mistakes. Now, he was a joke in the neighborhood, especially after Liberty publicly destroyed

and his parents felt ashamed. Hank, however, had grown indifferent to