Married at First Sight novel (Serenity and Zachary York)

According to Desmond, there was no need to be polite to his brothers, and Duncan did not need to see them off because he had difficulty moving.

Liberty, who was far away in Jensburg, sneezed twice. Her car stopped at the Fortress Hotel’s entrance.

She took out two tissues and rubbed her nose. After getting out of the car, she threw the tissues into the trash can at the hotel’s door.

Then, she, along with her secretary and several management staff, walked into the Fortress Hotel to discuss business with clients.

“Miss Hunt.”

When people at the Fortress Hotel saw Liberty, they all treated her with respect.

Liberty had not yet integrated into Jensburg’s business community. Everyone in the hotel knew that Liberty was Serenity’s biological sister and that the York Corporation owned the Fortress Hotel, so they naturally respected her.

Not to mention, even if Kevin were here, he would still show Liberty a great deal of respect.

Liberty smiled back and walked straight in with her people, not stopping.

an appointment with her client, but her client hadn’t arrived yet. She called her client and said it would take more

was eager to collaborate with others and fulfill their orders, which naturally

arriving in the private room she had booked, she sat for a while and received a message that

welcomed her clients

than an hour, Liberty successfully won the client’s trust, leading him to immediately sign a contract with her. She felt relieved and signed another deal. This deal was

afraid of not having a job. Without orders, workers won’t be able to attend classes and their income will

Factory rent, labor, and various expenses have to be continued. In addition to the income, the company requires additional investment to sustain

the client downstairs, stopping at the hotel’s door. After the client shook hands with her, he smiled and said, “Miss Hunt, please come back, and

work with you. Take

his car,

Mr. Dube’s car drove away, Liberty told her

Fortress Hotel was a five-star hotel in Jensburg, and people came and

but

suddenly accelerated and