“My mom sees Sonny every day, and she still adores him.

We don’t have any young kids in the family, so Sonny’s like a breath of fresh air—he’s adorable, so polite, and easy to love.” Duncan had others help move the things Liberty brought into the house.

He didn’t need the wheelchair this time.

With the bodyguard’s support, he managed the stairs, and then, with Liberty by his side, walked slowly into the house.

“| liked Sonny the first time | met him.

Honestly, | was never a fan of kids—they’re too noisy.

My nieces and nephews would cry and fuss, and | just found it all exhausting.

But Sonny? He changed that.

Hearing him call me ‘Uncle Duncan’ in that sweet, little voice—it melted my heart.” Duncan spoke from the heart; he had a real soft spot for Sonny.

Liberty added, “Back when Hank and | split up, Sonny could barely talk.

he’d become such a

to only stick to Seren and me, and he’d frown if anyone

like a little social butterfly, chatting up everyone and winning them

couple of years ago, he was still

he’s confident and outgoing, and

compliment, and he'll puff up

we have to be careful not to spoil him too much.” Duncan glanced at her, a soft

Serenity to

balance things out so well

you guiding him.” Liberty laughed, “Oh, so my sister's the ‘bad cop,’ and

his superpower.” Liberty rolled her eyes,

grand hall of the main house

were his three brothers, their wives, a bunch of nieces and nephews, and a few close relatives,

by the crowd, Liberty whispered, “You didn’t tell me there’d be this many people.” Duncan replied, “It’s not that many, just our family and

wanted to be here.” Liberty’s visit had a

show how much Liberty meant to him, Mr. Lewis had asked

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