With the escort of security vehicles, the two luxury cars left the airport parking lot and drove toward the city center.

Liberty dropped off her luggage at her home and had a brief rest before going to Wildridge Manor with Serenity and Zachary.

She had a meal and talked to Yorks about what happened in Jensburg. With that, half a day had passed.

Since Liberty was back, Sonny would be returning home to live with her. After having lunch, he ran to his room and started packing his clothes and toys.

While the adults were talking, the boy dragged his luggage downstairs with two stuffed animals in hand.

“Are you leaving, Sonny?” Tania asked sadly upon seeing him coming down with all his stuff packed.

“Can’t you stay here for a few more days?”

She went over to Sonny and asked softly, “Can’t you stay longer? We’ll miss you if you leave.”

Having a child in the house had brightened the atmosphere.

The York family adored Sonny.

Tania took Sonny’s luggage from him and used her oth