Chapter 1263


    Liberty did not care that her ex–husband was not living a good life after their divorce.


    All that mattered was that she was happy.


    At four in the morning, she woke her son up and brought him to All You Can Eat.


    Another busy day began.


    Sonny was still small and fell asleep along the way.


    When they reached the store, Liberty put two chairs together to let her son sleep on them, and a few


    more chairs on his sides to prevent him from rolling over and falling to the ground.


    The two assistants she hired came to work at six in the morning.


    Usually, the breakfast rush hour would be from half–past six to half–past nine.


    Serenity woulde to pick up her nephew at seven.


    Sonny would be awake by that time.


    The little man was such a good boy and did not cry after waking up. He sat by himself at the cashier,


    ying with the set of blocks that he had not assembled yet.


    “Liberty.”


    Serenity called out to her sister as she entered. She lent a hand when she saw it was a full house at


    the diner.


    “Did Zachary go to work?”


    Serenity hummed and quickly grabbed a bowl for a customer.


    “Liberty, has Sonny eaten?”


    Liberty said, “Not yet. I was going to make him some pancakes, but we ran out of batter. Serenity, help


    me prepare another batch.”


    She only made pancakes when there were orders for them, but she would prepare the batter in


    advance.


    Serenity hummed.


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    Duncan entered at that moment.


    “Liberty, Serenity.”


    Duncan came in and greeted them, then looked around the store and smiled. “There are no empty


    seats.”


    “Mr. Lewis, do you want to pack the food and bring it to eat in the office? Or you could wait for a table.”


    Duncan said, “I’m not in a rush. I’ll wait.”


    Then, he walked to Sonny.


    “Dunc.”


    Sonny was ted to see Duncan.


    Duncan was ttered by the little boy’s glee.


    “Hey, Sonny.”


    When Duncan saw that Sonny was happy, he reached out to carry the boy.


    However, Sonny said, “Dunc, help me put together the blocks. I don’t know how to piece them. My dad


    doesn’t know either.”


    Duncan withdrew his hands. He went around the counter to pick him up instead and sat on a chair


    before cing Sonny on hisp.


    “Your dad? When did your dade?”


    Hank could not stand it when his son mentioned Duncan, and likewise for Duncan. His nerves could


    not help but tense up when he heard Sonny bring up Hank.


    Sonny said, “Dad came overst night. He bought me clothes, snacks, and toys. I asked. him to help


    me piece the blocks, but he couldn’t do it.”


    Duncan’s dark eyes flickered at those words. Did Hank learn how to coax his son now?


    In the past, Hank was only willing to pay half the amount of the baby form Liberty bought for Sonny.


    “Your dad is too dumb and doesn’t know how to y with Lego. I’ll teach you.”


    Duncan spoke warmly as he held Sonny and taught the little one how to assemble the stic bricks.


    He asked softly, “Did your dad say anything to your mom when he came over?”


    “Dad gave her a card. Dunc, let me tell you something.”


    Sonny spoke in a hushed tone. After ncing at Liberty twice and making sure that she was not


    looking at him, he whispered to Dunc, “My mom said that she and my dad are divorced.”


    Duncan nodded. “Yes, your parents are divorced, and your dad remarried.”