Cupid’s Arrow Hit On Me by Mr. Adeel

Mrs. Lewis answered, “It doesn’t matter if he wakes up, then Sonny still has his father. It would be pitiful if he lost his
father at such a young age.”
Duncan said: “Sonny doesn’t have a deep relationship with his father. Hank used to throw the child to the sister Liberty.
He was a hands-off shopkeeper, teasing the child on a whim, and often making the child cry. His parents are also like this.
They are all about saving face for Sonny, and they don’t give much sincerity. They kiss whoever brings up the children.
Sonny kisses his aunt like a mother and child, but he just doesn’t like his grandparents and his aunt Chelsea. It’s also
thanks to Liberty’s fight for Sonny’s custody. It’s best for Sonny to follow her.”
Mrs. Lewis hummed.
“Now the Brown family is desperately trying to cultivate a relationship with Sonny. Although it’s not too late, it makes
people want to ridicule them.” Duncan actually had a lot of opinions on the Brown family.
He didn’t like the Brown family very much.

Especially Chelsea, who was a philistine with no shame. She used to abuse Liberty, but now that she saw her making
money in business, she wanted to come over and bite Liberty to suck blood.
“Sonny’s aunt Chelsea is the most shameless person I’ve ever met.” Duncan couldn’t help complaining to his mother.
Then he told his mother what he saw and heard in Hank’s ward.
Mrs. Lewis: “That’s shameless enough. That family is all top-notch. Liberty is right to reject her. This kind of top-notch
hides as far away as possible. Liberty is also kind-hearted. As an ordinary person, after the divorce, she took her son and
left long ago, and no longer see each other.”
After Duncan was silent, he said: “Their divorce agreement stipulates that Brown family can watch Sonny at any time, and
Hank also pays for child support. After all, the child is innocent. Liberty did this for Sonny.”
The father-son relationship between Hank and Sonny was not deep, but Hank still loved his son. He often came to visit his
son, bought things for him, and also took him out to play, giving Sonny fatherly love.
Everything Liberty did was for Sonny; she wanted Sonny to grow up healthily and happily, and she didn’t want to divorce
and tear each other up like others, and it’s always the children who get hurt like that.
Because of mutual tearing, there would always be resentment towards the other party facing the child, scolding and
complaining about the other party in front of the child, which would have a negative impact on the child.
Sonny was loved by thousands of people, but no amount of love could ever replace a father’s love.
Liberty just didn’t want her son to lose his father’s love.
Mrs. Lewis: “I’m just worried that their family will use Sonny to design Hank and Liberty’s remarriage.”
Duncan: “Mom, don’t worry about this. No one can take away the woman I recognize. Don’t worry, one day, Liberty will