Ben replied, “I can’t feed Enzo. Even if I make his formula, he’ll only drink it if you hold him. When I try to feed him, it’s like I’ve poisoned it—he won’t take a sip.” Ben was frustrated with how picky Enzo could be.

He had made the formula, but Enzo refused to let him feed him. He only wanted Jane. When Jane wasn’t home, Enzo would eventually eat if he got hungry enough, but he was still smart enough to know who was feeding him.

Jane said, “I’ll feed him later. You should take Avah inside to sleep. It’s still a bit chilly out here.”

Enzo was already bundled up in his coat. Jane checked his clothes to ensure he wouldn’t get cold.

Ben carried Avah away, occasionally lowering his head to kiss her little face.

Serenity watched Ben walk away with Avah in his arms and commented to Jane, “Young Master Johnson treats Avah differently. He’s a bit less patient with Enzo but absolutely adores Avah.”

Jane smiled, “He’s always been a doting father to his daughter.”

took him from Ben. She pulled out some tissues she always carried with her—a habit she developed after becoming a mother. She used them to wipe away Enzo’s tears and runny nose, then said to him, “You cried so much even though your dad was with you. Anyone who didn’t know better might think

He placed his hands on the stone table, patted it, and

called out to him, “Enzo,

Serenity called his name, Enzo turned to look

En…” He could only manage a couple of “En

Then he grinned.

resembled Ben. But in this generation of the Johnson family, there were

and reached out to Enzo, wanting to hold him. But instead of reaching out to her, he focused on

is the difference between daughters and sons. Avah was sitting quietly in my arms, and now this little

before picking him up and placing him on the

asked, “Won’t the

diaper, so his

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