Married at First Sight (Serenity and Zachary) novel Chapter 4107

Married At First Sight Chapter 4107

Chapter 4107 

Liberty said, “They never change their bad habits. Seren, don’t let Sonny get influenced by them and end up ruining his relationship with Duncan.” 

Sonny would eventually live with Liberty and Duncan. If the Brown family instigated him to go against his stepfather, it would cause unnecessary trouble. 

Serenity replied, “Our Sonny is smart. How could he be so easily influenced by them? He was raised by us sisters. Unless the Brown family’s genes are stronger than ours, there’s nothing to worry about.” 

Serenity firmly believed in Sonny’s intelligence. Despite his young age, he could clearly tell right from wrong. 

The Brown family wouldn’t be able to lead Sonny astray—unless Hank’s genes were exceptionally dominant. 

“Still, try not to let Sonny spend too much time with the Browns. You know how my ex-in-laws are. It’s hard to trust that they won’t misguide him.” 

“Once this semester is over, Sonny will transfer to a kindergarten in Jensburg for the next term. He’ll be farther away from the Brown family. If it’s just occasional phone calls, we won’t have to worry too much.” 

Serenity nodded in agreement. 

“Seren, get some sleep. I’ll read for a bit and see if it helps me fall asleep. I’ll come back when your due date gets closer,” Liberty said. 

This was her sister’s first child, and Liberty was determined to be there for her during the delivery. 

Even though their aunt was still in Wiltspoon, Liberty felt it was her responsibility to be present. 

Serenity said, “I woke up in the middle of the night, and now I’m wide awake. I’ll keep you company, sister. By the way, how are things going between you and Kathryn?” 

Liberty looked forward to meeting her assistant. 

These assistants were highly skilled, loyal, and indispensable to the head of the family. Seeing Pedro’s capabilities only raised her expectations. 

“Don’t worry about it too much,” Serenity said with a smile. “When you officially become the head of the Farrell family, I’ll personally be there to celebrate.” 

“No, Seren, you shouldn’t come,” Liberty said firmly. “You’re seven months pregnant now, and by then, you’ll be eight months. Even with Zachary by your side, I’d still worry about you traveling so far.” 

Liberty’s concern for her sister’s health was evident. 

“Listen to me, Seren. Just call or send me a message to wish me well. That’s more than enough. We’re sisters—there’s no need for formalities.”