“Duncan is a good man.

You'll be happy with him, Liberty.

I wish you and Duncan a lifetime of happiness—and maybe even a son soon.” Hank paused for a moment before adding, “Or...

maybe don’t have a son.

I worry that if you do, you might stop loving Sonny as much.” Even now, Hank’s selfishness was evident.

Deep down, he wanted Sonny to remain Liberty's only child.

In his mind, as long as Liberty and Duncan didn't have children, everything Duncan worked hard for would naturally go to Sonny one day.

However, seeing Liberty's current situation, Hank sighed quietly.

He knew his self- serving hope would never come true.

Liberty was sure to have another child—perhaps a daughter to follow in her footsteps and eventually take over the Farrell family in Jensburg.

But Hank couldn't shake his fears.

If Duncan had a biological child, would he still treat sonny as well as he did now? This worry had gnawed at Hank for some time.

saw Sonny, he’d made a point to tell him to always

Serenity would never play favorites, treating all her nieces and nephews

convinced that Sonny would always hold a special place

him, forging a

had Serenity

he felt a little

oblivious to Hank’s thoughts, was

he'd arrived early at the Hunt residence, where Sonny was

to the Civil Affairs Bureau, and Liberty had dressed Sonny in a brand-new outfit for

little boy

undeniably a handsome

of them set

was to return to the Lewis family home for dinner after receiving

Serenity and Zachary

you want to wait

at my aunt’s house

having dinner there tonight

do you think they'll be happy? I mean truly happy? My sister's been

already been through so much.” Zachary reached over and gave

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