Married at First Sight novel (Serenity and Zachary York)

Titus wasn't allowed to go out often because he couldn't help with luggage, and the family preferred not to take him along. They figured when he grew up, he could travel on his own.

Liberty thought about Titus's background. The Johnson family was protective because of Titus's past. The people who killed his family were still searching for him, wanting to eliminate any trace of his lineage. They suspected that the child Jane adopted might be the one they were after, but they couldn't confirm it. The Johnson family's strong position in Annenburg made these people hesitate to act, and they had no new information about Titus from FC Manor. They believed the Johnsons might have hidden him away but didn't know where.

Liberty reassured Titus, saying, "When summer vacation comes next year, it'll be longer. I'll bring Sonny to your place so he can spend the summer with you." She smiled as she said this.

Titus, delighted, replied, "Auntie Hunt, you have to keep your promise. Make sure Sonny comes to play with me next summer."

The two boys might have occasional disagreements, but most of the time, they got along well and had a lot of fun together. While there were other children at FC Manor, they were still too young to play with Titus, so he eagerly looked forward to spending time with Sonny.

"Of course," Liberty promised.

then, so she planned to personally take Sonny to FC Manor. She felt a bit embarrassed,

talk to Sonny. He wanted to video chat with you during breakfast today. Last night, he waited to video call you,

after him. Sonny was so thoughtful, waiting up late just to chat with her, but she hadn't been able to make time for him. She felt a pang of guilt. "Mom, I had a video call with Uncle last night. Auntie said you were very busy and told me to call you today instead so I wouldn't have to stay up late. Mom, you need to eat

sure to rest. You can call me anytime you miss

for my school. I need to be understanding and not

that calling her might interrupt her work. He knew his mom worked hard to provide for him, so he didn't want to be a bother. Liberty smiled, "Sonny, you're