Corey complimented Sonny after praising Jiggy.

Sonny was embarrassed by her words. He blushed and said, “Stop praising me, Grandma Corey. I’m not as good as you say I am.”

Liberty also smiled. “He’s right, Mom. You should stop giving him compliments. Otherwise, he’s going to get arrogant.”

“Sonny is outstanding. He has the right to be arrogant because he’s capable. Other kids can’t even compare to him.”

Liberty simply shrugged.

“Mom, the person you should be praising the most is me, your son. Without me, you wouldn’t have such a great daughter-in-law like Liberty, an adorable granddaughter like Jiggy, and a clever grandson like Sonny.”

At that moment, Duncan entered the house with multiple shopping bags.

“You didn’t even wait for me and simply left after seeing Liberty and your grandchildren. I was left outside to move everything by myself.”

Duncan placed the stuff on the coffee table as well as the sofa because the coffee table could not fit that many things.

Corey looked di