Married at First Sight (Serenity and Zachary) novel Chapter 2267

“It didn’t scare Sonny, but I want to live there again, it may not be safe, so don’t be angry, he didn’t do anything to me.”

Liberty comforted Duncan.

Duncan frowned, “He’s after you.”

He guessed that after she lost weight, many men would stare at her.

People who knew that he liked her and pursued her, even if they had some interest in Liberty, dared not compete with him.

People who didn’t know, like that drunk man, had their eyes on Liberty, and they must be trying to get Liberty’s idea.

Liberty was his!

He had waited for so long and still hadn’t waited for Liberty to accept him, so he couldn’t let someone else take the lead.

“Move, Liberty, you move right away, I’ll arrange someone to help you move.” Duncan said.

He wished that Liberty would move immediately, away from Dinshasa Community.

“I told Zachary that I spent money to buy his house from him, but I can’t pay for the house now. The money I can use is not too much. The two restaurants need to reserve some funds for activities.”

Duncan: “…Liberty, you are really the most stubborn woman I have ever seen.”

He just fell into her hands.

With his status, he had seen ninety-nine beauties instead of one hundred. He didn’t like others, but he was attracted by Liberty a little bit.

He loved her badly.

She looked at the time again, and said to Duncan: “Mr. Lewis, my restaurant will open on time. I’ll go there first. It just opened yesterday. Recently, I will focus on the restaurant.”

Liberty personally brought him breakfast, and Duncan was already satisfied.

Then he said: “Go and do your work. Reserve a seat for me at noon. I will go to your restaurant for dinner. By the way, get me a card. From now on, I will be a long-term and loyal customer of your restaurant.”

Liberty said with a smile: “Mr. Lewis, you ate, but I will not charge you. You assist me in tasting the dishes, and I will prepare daily new dishes. Mr. Lewis, you will assist me in tasting the dishes until you deem them delectable.”

Duncan also smiled, “Okay, then I won’t be polite to you, and I will try the dishes for you when you learn to cook new dishes, and I will give the most fair answer.”

He wouldn’t say delicious food against his conscience just because he loved her.

If something tastes good, it actually tastes good; if it doesn’t, it doesn’t. She could fix it and advance if he asked her to.