“We can go back on our own. We don’t need her to pick us up.” Caden refused to follow Serenity.

Serenity was a little upset. She understood that she hadn’t been there for Caden when he grew up, so it was natural for him to be resistant to her now.

“Caden, I miss you a lot. I’m here to pick you up so that I can spend more time with you,” Serenity said.

Caden looked at her coldly as if her words meant nothing to him.

Cynthia spoke up, “Caden, let Aunt Serene take us home. I’m so envious that you have a mother like her. Compared to my mother…”

Cynthia stopped talking.

She didn’t want to acknowledge her stepmother as her mother because her stepmother wasn’t a genuine person.

Cynthia often missed her mother, thinking that if her mother was alive, she would protect her from everything. Cynthia envied Caden every time she saw Serenity visit him.

“I’ll give you my Mommy,” Caden said.

“It's not like you can just give her away. You have to cherish her, okay?”

Caden blinked. He understoo