Married at First Sight novel (Serenity and Zachary York)

Duncan did not say that he was a useless person; at least Liberty would feel distressed again and have to say a lot of words of encouragement to him.

Liberty cleaned the electric kettle provided in the hotel, boiled a pot of hot water for him, washed the cup, picked up a small bag of rose green tea, made him a cup of green tea, and then brought it over. The cup was placed on the bedside counter. He went up and said to him, “The water is very hot now; drink it later.”

“Ring ring ring…”

Liberty’s cell phone range.

She took out her mobile phone, looked at the caller ID, and said to Duncan, “It’s Serenity calling.”

She quickly answered the call, worried that something would happen to her sister.

Liberty asked, “Seren, what’s wrong?”

“Mom.”

Sonny’s childish voice came from the phone.

“Sonny, Sonny finally remembered his mother and knew to call her.”

laughed and

aggrieved, and

the grievance in her son’s words, Liberty asked with concern, “What’s wrong with

a bad guy. He secretly went to see you without telling me. I asked my aunt to take me to Uncle Lewis, and I wanted to introduce my little

miss you too. If he goes out and tells me, I can follow Uncle Lewis

Lewis doesn’t keep his

Liberty in the future, Duncan would take him on his private jet and fly to where Liberty was on

that Duncan was really good—better than

him, he liked to speak ill of

he was a three-year-old child who didn’t

happened to be on a business trip. The place where he went on

“Mom, you don’t have to go to work

for