Love at First Novel by Gu Lingfei

Chapter 1405

“What’s wrong with me being here to watch over Liberty? How does it affect you? Who are you to Liberty? Is it your place to influence my decision? You don’t need to care about how Liberty is doing It’s your family–your awesome sister–in–law–that caused her to be lying there now!” Duncan said to Chelsea.

“Jessica is a spiteful woman. I never considered her as my sister–in–law, and I only recognize Liberty as that.”

“Hah!”

Duncan said sarcastically, “Have you forgotten what you did to Liberty back then, Mrs. Repton? Liberty needs rest, and your family isn’t welcome here, so please leave now!”

Duncan gestured to the Yorks‘ bodyguards to shoo Chelsea, her parents, and George.

The Browns were the most bizarre and outrageous people he had ever met.

Chelsea did not get to see Liberty. Duncan was standing in the doorway, so she did not even have a chance to get close.

The York’s bodyguards came to shoo her, so her parents pulled her away.

In Duncan’s words, Liberty was lying there at the moment because of their family.

left, Duncan looked at

also be firm and don’t be fooled by their sweet words. They’re now bent on getting you and Hank to remarry because you’re capable of earning money now and your sister is married to a rich family. They only want to benefit from

said many things to Liberty.

Zachary and Serenity that they would split

leave and kept watch

to rest well, to begin with, so he secretly

until dawn and

be up today? Usually, you’ll already be busy working at your breakfast store at this

have to wake up soon and stop sleeping. We’re all worried

can you hear me? It’s okay if you can’t hear me now. I’ll tell you whatever you want me to say when you

Duncan

still in the dark, unable to find the light. She was anxious and wanted to break out of the darkness to save

faint light appeared in front of her. She immediately followed the

“Lib, Lib…”

familiar voices that were long embedded deep

her parents!

stopped, turned around, and actually saw her parents who had passed away

“Dad, Mom.”