Married at First Sight

After speaking, Liberty called her son, “We’re leaving, Sonny. Say goodbye to Dad.”

“It’s a weekend today, Liberty. Sonny doesn’t have to go to school. Can we let him stay in the hospital for a day to accompany his dad and send him back to you tomorrow night?” Mr. Brown asked for Liberty’s permission.

He wanted his grandson to stay behind.

Mr. Brown did not say much, but he also felt a sense of crisis after seeing Sonny and Duncan’s overly intimate actions.

He was worried Duncan would become Sonny’s stepfather. If so, they would definitely have a close relationship based on the affection they showed each other. His son, Sonny’s biological father, would be completely forgotten when that happened.

It was fine if they could not get their ex-daughter-in-law back because they had hurt and bullied her in the past. However, Sonny was the Brown family’s child and their only grandson. They could not let their relationship with Sonny be estranged.

Liberty said, “I’ll have to ask for Sonny’s opinion on this, Luke. If he’s willing to stay, I won’t have a problem with it.”

Therefore, Mr. Brown asked his grandson, “Sonny, stay here at the hospital to accompany your dad, okay? Let your mom and Dunc leave.”

Sonny refused without hesitation. He answered honestly, “I want to go to Aunt Ser’s house to play, Granddad. She called me this morning and told me to go over to her place to play after visiting Dad. She also said Grandpa Liam and Grandma Tania miss me.”

He’s bored after lying in the hospital for so long and needs someone to be

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not understand and returned a

already many people

would have stayed to be with his dad if there was nobody. However, Dad already

at a loss for

go with Liberty. I’m fine, Sonny. You can have fun at your aunt’s house and tell

to let me visit you again after I’m back and tell you about the fun things in Aunt Ser’s house. Her house is very, very

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time at Wildridge Manor to the extent he did not want to go home. Besides, Uncle

Ser’s house too. I’ll bring some of them for

were still together, Dad

he was willing to share all the good

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