Married at First Sight (Serenity and Zachary) novel Chapter 1733

“I don’t care about you, I care about Sonny, who is not feeling well, otherwise I will accompany you.” Serenity was funny talking about him.

Before getting into the car, Zachary hugged Sonny, and said to Sonny: “Sonny, Uncle really envies you. You can cling to your aunt every day. Unlike Uncle, there are many things waiting for Uncle to deal with every day.”

“Uncle, when I grow up and have the ability, I will help you with errands, and you can have a vacation.” Sonny’s childish words made Zachary laugh.

“Sonny, you’re such a good boy, it’s not in vain that your uncle loves you so much.”

Because of his happiness, Zachary took a sip of Sonny’s little face, and said with a smile: “Your uncle’s work is difficult to handle, if Sonny wants to help uncle, you can study hard after school starts, and you will be able to help uncle when you grow up.”

Sonny nodded vigorously, “Uncle, I will study hard. Mom said that knowledge can change everything …Anyway, I must study hard.”

Sonny couldn’t remember what his mother said for a while, but he could give a general idea.

“Yes, you have to listen to your mother and aunt.” Zachary put down Sonny, looked at his beloved wife, and really wanted to hug his wife and have a good time, but because of the presence of Sonny, he had to give up.

Zachary: “Serenity, I’m going to see Mr. Dawson.”

Serenity: “Go.”

After Serenity finished speaking, she thought for a while and added another sentence: “I will miss you. When Sonny’s fever subsides completely, I will take him out to relax in the afternoon, and then go to the company to find you.”

Only then did Zachary go out satisfied.

Serenity stood at the entrance of the villa with Sonny, watching Zachary’s Rolls Royce go away surrounded by several bodyguard cars, and then she led Sonny back.

“Auntie, I want to go out to play.” Sonny asked while walking.

Serenity: “Sonny, your fever hasn’t gone away all the way yet. Why don’t you go play outside when you’re done?”

Sonny pouted, looking unhappy.