Sonny exhibited a maturity that did not match his age when he was with the Browns. However, he still acted like a child in front of the people he trusted and loved the most.

He ran over happily the moment he saw Serenity.

Although she could no longer lift him in her arms since he had grown up, he would still behave cutely whenever he met her.

“It’s only been half a day since we last saw each other. Do you miss me that much?”

Serenity tapped Sonny’s forehead lovingly. “You’re a big kid. You’ll be taller than me soon.”

Sonny replied, “Even if I grow taller than you, you’re still Aunt Ser to me.”

“Of course. We’ll be aunt and nephew forever.”

At that moment, Hank and his parents walked over with a smile on their faces.

“I bought these things for Sonny and his friends to share, Serenity. It’s a little gift from me as his dad.”

Hank handed the big bags to her.

Serenity opened the door to the backseat. “You can put them in the car.”

Hank placed the bags on the car seat.

Serenity