Married at First Sight Chapter 1541

Chapter 1541

The sun rose.

A new day had begun.

When Serenity awoke, she noticed her sister was already up.

After Liberty was discharged from the hospital, Serenity insisted that Liberty move into her and Zachary’s home so she could keep an eye on her during her recovery.

Liberty agreed to Serenity’s request, recognizing that she needed to recuperate while also caring for her three-year-old son.

Thus, the mother and son temporarily relocated to Zachary’s villa on the hilltop.

Liberty took her son for a walk in the garden.

As the season progressed, Wiltspoon was beginning to heat up. Many people found it hard to resist turning on the air conditioner when the sun blazed throughout the day.

However, the mornings remained pleasantly cool.

Mornings at the villa were tranquil, and Liberty enjoyed her walks in the garden, where she could exercise while admiring the flowers.

Zachary wasn’t particularly fond of flowers and plants; they used to be mere decorations to enhance the villa’s appearance. However, over time, the villa transformed into a beautiful garden.

This change was due to Serenity’s passion for growing flowers.

Zachary had brought a wide variety of stunning flowering plants from the manor’s greenhouse, planting them in the hilltop villa for his beloved wife to enjoy daily.

That day was Sonny’s day off; he didn’t have to go to the gym.

He was thrilled.

Although he had been attending lessons for some time and had grown accustomed to them, he still cherished moments of rest and wanted to spend time with his mother.

“Mom.”

Sonny paused in front of a pot of flowers, then turned to his mother and asked, “Mom, can I pick this flower?”

“Why do you want to pick it?”

Liberty didn’t immediately say no; instead, she inquired about his reasoning.

Sonny’s big

His eyes sparkled as he declared, “I want to pluck the flower because I think it’s beautiful.”

“What will you do afterward?”

Sonny was unsure how to respond.

Liberty crouched down and asked, “You want to pick the flower just because you find it pretty, right?”

Sonny nodded, feeling compelled to pluck the flower because of its stunning bloom.

“If you think this flower is beautiful, others will too. If everyone picks flowers because they think they are lovely, soon there won’t be any left for anyone to admire.”

“Would you prefer to see an empty flower pot or a bunch of flowers blooming on their stems?”

Sonny realized that his desire to pick the flowers was misguided. Although his eyes still sparkled, his innocent expression revealed an understanding of his error.

“Mom, I won’t pick flowers anymore. I’ll let them bloom so everyone can enjoy them.”

Liberty gently caressed her son’s face and praised him, “You’re a good boy. Whether you’re at Aunt Ser’s or playing outside, remember not to pick flowers, okay?”

Sonny nodded wisely.

“Liberty.”

Serenity, having overheard her sister teaching her nephew about this small issue, approached them.

“Aunt Ser.”

Sonny ran toward Serenity with a smile.

Serenity lifted him up.

“If you love flowers, would you like me to pick one for you?”

Sonny shook his head. “Don’t pick the flowers, Aunt Ser. That way, we can see them blooming every day.”

Serenity smiled at her sister and said, “Sonny understands everything as soon as he’s taught.”

“Children need guidance from a young age. Humans are inherently good at birth. Everyone is like a blank sheet of paper at

It all begins with us. How we, as parents, fill the blank pages of our children’s lives matters greatly. Parents serve as the first teachers for their kids, and our words and actions will leave a lasting impact on them. “Why are you awake so early and not sleeping in? The bookstore isn’t open today, is it?”