Serenity and Zachary York novel Chapter 1781

Chapter 1781

Zachary looked at Liberty and only started congratulating Duncan after seeing Liberty nodding her head in approval.

“Congratulations on your recovery and discharge from the hospital, Duncan. I came just at the right time to give you a ride home.”

Duncan replied, “Now that I don’t need to be on an IV anymore, it doesn’t really matter where I lie down. Besides, I think my mood will improve if I get to rest at home instead of this rotten place.”

He would never ever want to be hospitalized again if possible.

“Feeling better now, Dunc?”

Concerned, Sonny asked while walking over to Duncan.

“I can finally be discharged from the hospital today.”

Duncan pulled Sonny closer and picked him up. He wanted to sit Sonny down on his lap, but Sonny struggled to get down. The little guy said sensibly, “Your leg could hurt, Dunc. I can’t sit on your lap.”

Liberty once mentioned that Duncan injured his legs and needed time to heal, so it would be best not to sit on his lap.

Sonny remembered it well.

Duncan smiled and said, “If you sit still, I'l] still be able to handle it.”

It might hurt, but it would be much milder compared to the intense pain he felt right after the accident.

Duncan lifted Sonny up again and let him sit on his lap. Sonny did not dare to move around and would occasionally ask, “Do your legs hurt, Dunc? If they hurt, I’ll get down.”

“Okay.”

As someone who did not understand the ins and outs of the company, Kyle was flustered for a while when he was first tasked with managing the company. Gradually, he had gotten the hang of things and was already accustomed to his daily tasks.

“Duncan, you should take your time recovering. You don’t have to worry about your company. Besides your brother, you have Josh and me looking out for your business too.”

Duncan nodded in agreement but then sighed dejectedly, “I don’t even know if I can ever return to work again.”

“Don’t say that, Duncan! You will get better, I’m sure of that. Once you have recovered, make it through rehabilitation and you'll be back on your feet in no time. Josh and I are waiting for you to get better so that we can play sports, go horse riding and sail together.”

Duncan did not say a word.

Rehabilitation was the longest part of the journey of Duncan’s recovery.

After a while, he said, “If I’m wheelchair-bound for the rest of my life, I'll go to work in a wheelchair. I’ just let my bodyguards follow me wherever I go, it's not a big deal.”