beautiful person in the world.”
“Sure, sure. Your mom has always been beautiful. Sonny, how about we get something to eat and skip the park for today?”
Sonny was adamant, insisting, “I want to go to the park. I just want to go to the park!”
Mom had been very busy lately, as had Aunt Ser, so he hadn’t had the chance to play at the park for quite some time.
Despite Hank’s attempts to persuade him otherwise, Sonny remained steadfast in his desire to go to the park. With no other options, Hank reluctantly took Sonny there to play.
His mind, however, was preoccupied with thoughts of Liberty and Duncan at the diner. He wondered what the two of them might be up to.
Hank silently criticized Duncan, thinking that it was absurd for Duncan to be attracted to a divorcee like Liberty, whom he viewed as unattractive.
Now, with a man who seemed even more impressive than himself pursuing a woman he wasn’t interested in, Hank felt conflicted.
Meanwhile, Liberty was unaware that her ex-husband was trying to use their son to interfere with Duncan. Today, her demeanor toward Duncan was noticeably more positive.
“Is the office still open today?” she inquired, pouring a cup of warm water for Duncan and offering him a seat.
“It’s been quite busy lately. Everyone has to work an extra day this weekend, but we’re offering double pay, and the whole company will have tomorrow off.”
“Liberty, is that scumbag ex-husband of yours regretting his decision and trying to win you back?” Duncan asked while sipping from his cup.
Liberty quickly responded, “How could that be? He and that Yates woman just registered their marriage on Valentine’s Day. They’re preparing for the wedding and renovating their new home, and he has repeatedly stated that he doesn’t regret getting married.”
“divorce.”
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