Olivia cursed Duncan one last time. “You won’t have a good ending bullying the weak!” she spat before she was pulled away by her husband.

Duncan watched them leave, his expression cold.

“Dunc, don't be angry. My grandmom is always like that. When Lucas wanted my toys before, I cried and refused to let him take them. My mom wouldn’t let him either, but she always scolded my mom. I still remember that.”

Sonny could vaguely remember some things from when he was two years old. It had only been a little over two years since then, after all.

As he comforted Duncan, he gently touched Duncan's face, speaking softly, “Aunt Ser says we shouldn’t get too angry. If we get too angry, we’ll grow old faster. I don’t want you to get old, Dunc. I want you to stay just like this forever.

“Dunc, please don’t be mad anymore. I won’t eat the fried chicken my grandmom buys for me anymore.”

Duncan could not help but feel both amused and heartbroken for both Sonny and Liberty, who had been mistreated b