Love at First Novel by Gu Lingfei

Chapter 483

After flirting with each other before and over dinner, Zachary showered Serenity with meticulous care.

Serenity was a little overwhelmed by it.

At the same time though, she thought, ‘Sure enough, a good husband has to be trained by onesell.

‘I hope the husband that I‘ve trained won’t be snatched away by others.’

The couple went to Liberty‘s house together after dinner.

Sonny had woken up but refused to play by himself. He stuck to his mother like a piece of gum.

Serenity was the only other person he allowed to hold him. He even refused Mrs. Lane to carry him.

“Liberty, are you going to work tomorrow?” Serenity asked while she was hugging her nephew.

Liberty looked at Sonny and deliberated before saying, “Seren, I want to quit and start my own business.”

feeling uneasy with the way Sonny was now. However, she had just started her job. It

a day of consideration, she decided to take her son with her to start her own

you thought about which

said tentatively, “I want to open a breakfast restaurant. What do you think? Apart from working a desk job, the only thing I‘m confident in is my cooking skills, so I want to open a breakfast restaurant.

during breakfast hours requires you to get up early. It‘ll be exhausting. Can you manage

to help at first, but she could not come by every

serve toasts and pancakes. When I earn money,

idea to start a small business. He interjected, “Liberty, do you have your eye on a location yet? Where will your stall be? How much

best if I can rent a place in the market, but

It’s best if the company does not have a cafeteria, but those locations

Unless someone relocated.

get a store front instead. If you don‘t have enough capital, I‘ll lend it to you. Hire someone else to help you. You still need to take care of Sonny, so

I’ll take tomorrow off. Let’s wait until

understanding about her taking time off despite just working for a few days,

not be understanding, then

want to talk to Hank again about the divorce. If I was given a choice, I‘d rather talk it out with him