Love at First Novel

Chapter 3577

- When Jane first took in Titus, he was still a baby and couldn't speak. He was probably cared for by a nanny and didn't have strong memories of his biological parents. After a few years with Jane, he even forgot the nanny he was once close to. Now, he's attached to the Johnson family.

When a child is that young, they naturally bond with whoever cares for them.

"Aunt Seren, is Sonny really okay?" Titus asked, concerned as he looked at his sleeping friend. He touched Sonny's forehead, then his own, to compare their temperatures.

Serenity reassured him, "Sonny is perfectly fine."

Titus thought for a moment and offered, "If Sonny gets sick, I'll check his pulse and get some medicine for him."

Serenity asked, "Have you learned how to check pulses and prescribe medicine?"

Titus admitted, "Not yet, but I've seen my master and his grandfather do it. When I first got to Medicine Valley, I had a cold, so I know what medicine I took. My master's grandfather has it, and I can get it for Sonny."This content provided by N(o)velDrama].[Org.

Titus was eager to learn medicine, but at just three or four years old, he was still too young to fully understand it. He had only observed his master and his grandfather, thinking he could do the same.

Serenity, worried that Titus might actually try to get medicine, quickly said, "Titus, everyone's illness is different The medicine you took might not work for Sonny, and it could even be harmful. Medicines can be dangerous if not used properly. If you're worried, we can make Sonny some ginger soup in the morning to ward off any cold."

Titus nodded, understanding that ginger soup could help, and seemed reassured. Serenity gently patted his head and said, "It's still early. Go back to sleep."

“Okay,” Titus agreed, and quickly drifted off to sleep again under Serenity's watchful eye.

Once she was sure Titus was

asleep, Serenity quietly left the

children's room, careful not to wake him. She envied how easily children could fall back asleep, unlike adults who often struggled to do so.

Instead of returning to her room, Serenity went downstairs.

The Johnson family's butler was already up. When he saw her, he greeted her warmly, asking if she was hungry since the chef was already preparing breakfast.

"It's normal for pregnant women to get hungry quickly," the butler noted with a smile. "Our eldest lady had the same experience."

Others in the household usually started work around six in the morning, depending on their roles.