Married at First Sight (Serenity and Zachary)
Chapter 3874

At First Sight Chapter 3874 3874

Married Chapter After the New Year, Liberty knew she'd be swamped with work. Even if she brought Sonny to Jensburg, she wouldn't have the time to personally look after him, meaning he'd be left with the nanny. It seemed more sensible to leave him in Wiltspoon, surrounded by family and friends. Sonny would probably choose to stay in Wiltspoon for now.

"What time should we meet tomorrow?" Duncan asked, changing the topic.

Liberty smiled. "Any time during work hours."

She paused, then added, "Let's say nine in the morning. Seren and Zachary will be here, so they can keep an eye on Sonny. I'll head out, and you can meet me at the entrance to the Civil Affairs Bureau." Duncan shook his head. "No, I want to go with you."

He didn't want to wait outside; he wanted to walk into the Civil Affairs Bureau together with Liberty.

"Let's bring Sonny, too. Starting tomorrow, we're a family of three."

Tomorrow, Duncan would officially become Sonny's father, even if only as a stepfather. The thought of it filled him with joy-he hadn't expected to become a father to the boy he'd grown so fond of. Liberty considered it, then agreed, "Alright, let's take Sonny with us."

"Oh, and after we get married, Sonny will keep his last name. Hank made that a condition during the divorce, and I gave my word. Sonny's last name will remain Brown."

Duncan nodded. "I understand. No matter how much I love Sonny, I'm not his biological father. Hank still has a place in Sonny's life. He pays child support, and when he has time, he visits Sonny and spends time with him. That's part of being a father.

"Being his biological dad isn't something you can just step into because you want to. I don't need Sonny to take my last name-he'll always be Hank's son."

Liberty gave him a grateful smile. "Thank you, Duncan, for understanding."

"We're about to be husband and wife; no need to thank me."

Liberty smiled and stopped pushing the wheelchair.

Duncan looked over his shoulder at her, and just then, she leaned in, planting a soft kiss on his cheek.

He responded instantly, pulling her into his arms and holding her tightly as he kissed her.

When their kiss ended, Duncan spoke in a quiet, heartfelt tone. "Liberty, stay with me tonight?"

He longed to begin their life together. Though they'd be married by tomorrow, he wished tomorrow could arrive just a little sooner.

Liberty's cheeks flushed slightly. Even though she was a mother, Duncan's love brought out a shyness in her she hadn't felt in years. Love feels different when you're cherished so deeply, held carefully, and looked after-it's the kind of love that brings out a gentle warmth. "I should go back tonight," she replied softly. "But tomorrow night, you can stay with me, or I'll stay at your place."

"Deal." Duncan grinned. "I'll come to your place tomorrow night. It doesn't matter where I am, as long as I'm with you."

Duncan had a home in the same villa community as Liberty.

Anywhere Liberty was-that was home for him.