Serenity and Zachary York novel Chapter 356
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Chapter 356 The people who Serenity cared about the most were her sister and nephew.
Pleasing Sonny would earn Zachary some brownie points.
Zachary bought the bag of snacks because Serenity was a foodie.
Serenity might not be so happy if Zachary gave her a bunch of flowers, but she would definitely smile when she saw this big bag of snacks.
Zachary walked into the bookstore with a bag of snacks in his left hand and an airplane model in his right. At that time, Serenity had just finished feeding her nephew a bowl of porridge. “Uncle Zak!”
The little guy was overjoyed to see Zachary.
Serenity saw the toys that her husband bought and said, “Mr. York, why did yr ‘ibuy toys for Sonny again? Jasmine already bought him new ones.”
Zachary handed the bag of snacks to Serenity and gave the airplane toy to Sonny, then he carried the little guy.
“Sonny‘s our only nephew. Who else can I spoil if not him? What Ms. Sox bought for Sonny is her business. It doesn‘t clash with me.”
Serenity put the empty bowl on the table, looked through the bag on the floor, and said, “Are these all snacks? You bought so much?”
“Sonny is bored here, so I bought him some snacks.”
It was obviously for Serenity, but when he was facing her now, he
got tongue–tied. Thus, he used Sonny as an excuse.
“Mr. York, you’ll spoil Sonny like this.”
Serenity did not think much about it.
“Sonny is very smart and sensible. As long as we teach him well, he’ll know what’s right and wrong. He won’t be spoiled.”
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