“Yeah, I’m buying them for my husband.”
Serena looked at the bouquet Camryn was holding and smiled vaguely.
Camryn calmly placed her bouquet on the counter and asked her assistant if she had finished wrapping the bouquet for Serena.
“Yes, it’s done.”
Camryn hummed in acknowledgment.
After Serena asked for the price of the bouquet, Camryn replied, “Mrs. York, I’ll give you a discount. Just give me two hundred bucks.”
“Ms. Newman, it’s not easy for you to run a business. There’s no need to give me a discount. I’ll pay the full price.”
Serena had more than enough money and declined Camryn’s kind gesture.
Camryn wanted to give Serena her change, but the latter refused. Thus, Camryn had no choice but to accept the money.
Then, she gave Serena a small potted plant.
Serena accepted the gift lest Camryn felt guilty.
Zack was present too. He was still haughty and cold in the eyes of outsiders, and he had an imposing aura that made everyone in the flower shop feel uneasy. Serena did not linger and pulled Zack out of the shop after giving him the bouquet.
The sky darkened soon after they left Spring Blossoms.
Serena called her sister and chatted with her nephew for a while before hanging up.
Sonny waited until his aunt ended the call as he wanted to play with the phone, but unfortunately, his mother took it away.
“Mom, I want to watch Peppa Pig.”
Liberty tucked the phone back into her pocket and said, “If you want to watch cartoons, I’ll turn on the TV for you. You can’t watch it on the phone.
“You can only watch TV for half an hour.”
Sonny pouted. When he saw his mother hold the TV remote control and turn on the TV, he compromised and said, “Okay.”
After turning on the TV for her son, Liberty went back into the kitchen to prepare the ingredients for tomorrow morning.
The doorbell suddenly rang.
“I’ll get it, Mom.”
Sonny called out to his mother when he heard the doorbell and carried a small stool to reach the doorknob.
Liberty let him open the door.
However, she still came out of the kitchen to see who came over while still holding onto the kitchen knife.
When the door opened and she saw Hank and Jessica standing in front of the house, Liberty’s expression turned cold.
Hank, who was happy to see that it was his son who opened the door, wanted to pick Sonny up. However, when he saw his ex–wife standing behind his son with a shiny kitchen. knife, he said somewhat guiltily, “Liberty, I… We’re here to see Sonny and g–give you an invitation.”
The house renovation was halfway through. He asked the contractor for the completion date and finalized the date for his wedding with Jessica.
Jessica excitedly told him to get someone to make the invitation cards, then forced him to come together to send one to Liberty.
Hank knew very well that his ex–wife no longer loved him, but he still expected Liberty to feel bitter when she received the invitation.
After all, they had known each other for more than a decade, dated for many years, and got married for a few years.
Did Liberty really not care that he was getting married to another woman?
“Liberty, we brought some food for you and Sonny, as well as some toys for him. I also bought a few sets of clothes for him.” Jessica’s attitude was very pleasant.
She wanted to prod for information from Liberty. Did Zack find out the mastermind behind the zoo incident?
“Dad,” Sonny called out to Hank.
The little guy turned to look at his mother, then finally reached out to let Hank pick him up.
Liberty bent down to pick up the small stool, turned around to walk back into the house, and said coldly, “Come in.”
Only then did Hank and Jessica dare enter.
“Sonny, did you miss Daddy?” Hank asked his son.
“I didn’t miss Dad.”
Sonny was an honest child. He did not miss his father, so he spoke the truth.
Hank was speechless. “How can you not miss me? I’m so sad. Then, who do you miss?”
“Dunc.”
Hank’s face fell.
Did Duncan steal his son’s heart away already?
Hank was displeased and asked his son, “Why do you miss Dunc?”
Sonny said honestly, “Dunc gave me some Legos. I couldn’t piece them together, and
Mom doesn’t know how to either, but Dunc does. I want to play with Dunc.”
He wanted Duncan to teach him how to assemble the building blocks.
“What blocks did he give to you? Let me see. I’ll help you put them together.”
Sonny immediately slid down from his father’s arms, ran to a shelf that was filled with toys, and took out a box of Legos he had not been able to assemble.
Hank saw the set of blocks and cursed Duncan for being sinister in his heart.
Sonny was still young. He was not even three yet. Even if he was smart, how could he be able to put together something that difficult?
Duncan deliberately gave Sonny a challenging set of Legos so he could have the opportunity to teach Sonny and get closer to Liberty, right?
How shameless!
He was using Sonny to get close to Liberty!
Hank cursed Duncan a million times in his heart.
Liberty invited the couple to sit down, poured them each a cup of warm water, and said, ” I’m busy. Just leave the invitation there. If I have time that day, I’ll bring Sonny and attend your wedding.”
Since they were not worried that she would ruin the wedding and invited her, she would join.
What was she afraid of?
Of course, she would not ruin their wedding.
Only people who were unreconciled would try to ruin someone else’s wedding. She had nothing to be upset about. In fact, she was glad that she divorced Hank.
Jessica could enjoy what it was like to have the Brown family as her in–laws.
Liberty dared say that Jessica would regret it.
Not many women could endure in–laws like Olivia and Chelsea. Furthermore, everyone knew that Jessica was a homewrecker. If she did not marry Hank, it would be hard for her to marry a good man.
Besides, Jessica always viewed Hank and Liberty’s divorce as if she was the winner, so if she did not marry Hank, she was not victorious.
“What are you doing, Liberty?”
Jessica put on a smile and asked, “Is there anything I can help you with?”
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