Married At First Sight By Gu Lingfei

"Dad, we're back at grandpa and grandma's house. We just had breakfast with them. We'll be home soon and have dinner at my aunt's tonight. Dad, I might not be free to visit you and grandpa and grandma until tomorrow."

Hank Sonny Dad smiled understandingly, "Okay, then Dad won't be driving tomorrow. I'll be home making you something delicious and playing with you." "Whatever you want, Dad will buy it and cook it for you tomorrow,"

Sonny said. "I'll eat whatever Dad cooks. I'm not picky."

Now that his father and mother are wealthy, their family doesn't have the luxury of daily delicacies. His parents prefer home-cooked meals and have told the kitchen that for their family of four, four dishes and one soup are sufficient.

The four dishes they eat are pretty standard, but they change the menu frequently to avoid getting bored with the same four dishes and one soup every day. Both siblings are not picky eaters and are very easy to raise.

"Then, Dad will buy it himself. Tomorrow, are you coming over by yourself? Can you bring Niu Niu with you? Daddy misses Niu Niu so much."

Sonny Dad has met her a few times and

perfect blend of both parents and is incredibly adorable. She used to be very shy and wouldn't want him to hold her. He wonders if that's the case now. If he remembers

Niu is half a year older than Serenity's daughter, but he's never met her. The York Family is very protective of

hasn't even met Bao Bao. He

at the Zhou family. He mentioned Bao Bao twice, but noticed that his grandparents and aunt were being gossipy, so he

was only a few months old. Now, many years have passed, and Bao Bao has grown up. The Zhou family hasn't heard anything about Bao

tight-lipped. No matter how his aunt and

wouldn't even mention her. Whenever his aunt brought up the topic, he'd either change the subject

but they rarely saw outsiders. Zhou Honglin was Sonny's biological father, and Liberty sometimes brought

Sonny Dad could see her; the rest of the Zhou family couldn't. For the sake of his

arms, unwilling to let her go, and politely declined his father's request: “Dad, we just got back, and Grandpa and Grandma really