Chapter 114

Serenity hummed in response. She kissed her nephew and asked him, “Do you want to go to the kindergarten?” “No.” The little guy liked to cling to his mother at this age. Serenity smiled and said to her sister, “Have you thought about which kindergarten to send Sonny to? If you have, we can take Sonny there to play on weekends so he can get acquainted with the environment. Once he’s familiar with the place, he won’t be resistant to attending kindergarten.” Many kindergartens allowed parents to bring their children to visit and play there during weekends. Liberty agreed and said, “There’s one more thing that exasperates me. Hank’s sister told him that she wants to transfer her two older children to the city for school, so her kids will live with us. She asked me to help with pick-ups, drop-offs, cooking, and tutoring. Does she think I’m a babysitter for free? “Hank even said that he was willing to give me an extra fifteen hundred dollars for food. He said since I was already raisin