Ch. 4428: Married At First Sight Chapter 4428

Chapter 4428

Zachary had become a bit of a nag, but Serenity didn’t mind—his fussing only proved how much he cared.

When she returned, she found Zachary carefully settling their son into the crib.

"Don’t put him down so fast—he might spit up," Serenity warned. "Hold him a little longer."

Zachary obediently picked the baby back up. "How much longer?"

"Just a while. Let him sleep beside me, not in the crib. We need to get used to having him around—so you don’t accidentally crush him again."

Zachary pursed his lips. "I feel like he’s wedged himself between us. Wife, I’ve finally met my greatest rival—my own son."

Serenity: "..."

"And I can’t even fight him," Zachary grumbled. "I have to spend money raising him, educate him, turn him into a proper man… all while he steals your attention."

Serenity burst out laughing. "When he grows up and marries, he won’t be your rival anymore. This is your son—your flesh and blood. If you think like that, then maybe we shouldn’t have more kids. A son becomes his father’s rival, and a daughter becomes her mother’s."

Zachary’s face flushed.

"Give him to me. You should rest—you’re up all night feeding him while I sleep." Serenity took the baby.

"No, I need to take Sonny to kindergarten. I’ll nap after." Zachary checked the time.

Sonny adored living with them, and they’d care for him until his transfer. Once summer arrived, he’d move to Jensburg with his parents.

Though Zachary hated the thought of losing the boy he’d helped raise, Sonny belonged with Liberty.

After a quick change, Zachary leaned in for a kiss from Serenity, then pressed one to his son’s cheek before leaving.

Sonny, not to be outdone, rushed in to kiss his baby brother before heading to school.

Once Zachary was gone, Serenity laid her son down.

Soon, the old lady arrived with breakfast.

"Seren, time to eat."

She set the tray outside before entering the bedroom. Spotting Serenity on her phone, she chided gently, "Less screen time during confinement—it strains your eyes. Rest more, don’t sit too long, or your back will ache later."

"Grandma," Serenity put the phone down, smiling. "I was just taking pictures of the baby. I want to document every day of his growth. I wasn’t glued to it, I promise."

The old lady sat beside her, gazing lovingly at the newborn. "I just wanted to see my great-grandson. It doesn’t matter who brings breakfast."