“You must say that the baby in Aunt Ser’s stomach is a little sister, alright Sonny?”

Liberty taught her son.

His eyes gleamed. He innocently said, “Why do I have to say it’s a little sister?”

He instinctively thought Aunt Ser was going to give him a little brother.

“Didn’t you want to have a little sister? You often used to tell your aunt to give birth to a little sister for you.”

Sonny said, “Laurence has a baby sister. I like little sisters too. I’ll tell Aunt Ser not to have a baby boy then. I want a little sister.”

“It doesn’t matter whether it’s a boy or girl.”

Audrey said with a smile, “Since it’s Seren’s first baby, the gender doesn’t matter as long as the baby is healthy. Let’s go to Wildridge Manor to send Serenity some supplements now, Liberty.”

“Didn’t Seren and Mr. York go to FC Manor in Annenburg, Mom? Even Mr. Johnson, who lives next door, went back. Elisa said she would rush over there as soon as possible too. Remy’s niece and nephew are 100 days old today. Th