Sonny asked in confusion, “Why do we have to move, Mom?”

He had lived there for half a year with his mom and had gotten used to it.

Liberty lied. She said, “You’ll start preschool in September. Your preschool is quite far from here. We can move to a place closer to it so it’s convenient for me to send you to school.”

What opinions could a three-year-old child possibly have?

With Liberty’s explanation, Sonny nodded his head.

Therefore, she called a real estate agent, told the agent her requirements for renting a place, and asked for recommendations.

She was not in a rush to buy a house. She could look around and only decide after finding a suitable place.

Moreover, her priority was to pay for her son’s education.

Sonny was enrolled in Wiltspoon’s best preschool. The annual school fee was about a hundred thousand to two hundred thousand dollars. She had gotten some money from Hank when they got divorced.

She used a portion of that money and invested in All You Can Eat. Alt