Serenity and Sonny made two laps nearby and she ended up bringing Sonny to a nearby supermarket. They went home with a full load of snacks and a carton of milk.

Serenity stopped the e-bike in front of Liberty’s block.

She instinctively looked around but did not spot Zachary. She was relieved yet had mixed feelings.

“Get down first, Sonny. I’ll push the bike into the garage and lock it up.”

There was a public garage on the first floor for the tenants to park their vehicles.

Serenity first lowered her nephew from the e-bike, then placed the snacks and the carton of milk she bought beside him.

The little guy thought his aunt bought all these snacks for him, so he immediately squatted next to the bag and grabbed it with one hand while another was on the carton of milk. It was obvious he was trying to protect the food.

“Sonny.”

A familiar voice rang out.

Sonny turned his head and saw Zachary standing behind him. He immediately stood up and called out happily, “Uncle Zack.”

Then, h