Liberty’s old neighbors even told her how terrible life had been for the Brown family for the past two years.

A lady who used to be close to Liberty and Serenity pulled Liberty’s hand. She said, “The Brown family is unfortunate. Your living a better life than them is the best revenge.”

Liberty smiled. “I don’t want to get revenge. I just want to live my own life. Whether they’re doing well or not doesn’t concern me.”

“Of course. You’re kind and generous. There’s no need to stoop down to their level.”

The lady caressed Sonny’s face. “Sonny has grown so much. He’s in preschool now, right? Getting more handsome as he grows. He looks just like you, Liberty.”

“Hello,” Sonny greeted the lady.

She smiled. “What a good boy.”

Sonny had always been an obedient child as she recalled. The residents loved to tease the boy whenever Liberty or Serenity brought him out to play.

What was the Brown family thinking? How could they not love such an adorable kid?

Mr. and Mrs. Brown would rather