Love at First Novel by Gu Lingfei

Chapter 1697

Mr. Lewis felt upset listening to his son yelling. Criticisms could no longer leave his mouth.

Duncan was tall and massive. He looked like a rough man.

After having lain in the hospital for over ten days, he had gotten thinner.

People who were concerned about him would feel sad upon seeing his state. He could not stand and lacked the spirit and vigor he used to have.

Even his gaze had lost its usual sparkle, replaced with despair.

The doctor said that Duncan’s full recovery depended on whether he could reignite his confidence and persist in treating his legs and undergoing physiotherapy.

It would be a long journey.

There was a possibility that he would not make any progress even after time passed, and that could easily break someone’s spirits.

“Darling, stop scolding Duncan.”

Mrs. Lewis persuaded her husband, “It’s my fault. I insisted on feeding him even though he said he wasn’t hungry.”

She wanted to take all the blame.

Duncan watched his mother and averted his gaze. He could not meet her eyes anymore.

Although his mother had thought he was going to meet Liberty and tried to stop him, which caused his accident, the bigger blame was on him. He was driving too quickly, so he still rear–ended someone else’s vehicle even though he had slammed on the brakes when the unexpected situation occurred.

Duncan was lucky enough that he did not die.

A bodyguard entered. He only dared to walk over after standing still for some time. He asked Duncan softly, “Mr. Lewis, Mr. Callum is here to visit you.”

He did not dare mention that Zachary had come too.

Callum had not been in Wiltspoon lately. Those who knew nothing would think he had just returned from a business trip. With the relationship between the Lewises and the Yorks, it was perfectly normal for Callum to visit Duncan at the hospital.

Duncan said coldly, “I don’t want to meet him. I don’t wish to see anyone now. Ask him to leave.”

After a moment of silence, the bodyguard said, “Mr. Zachary and his wife are here too.”

them or face their gazes of sympathy when

at the bodyguard’s words. He threw a tantrum again and shouted at

“Duncan.”

Mr. Lewis called him.

tell Mr. Zachary and Mr. Callum that Duncan isn’t

staying up all night.”

were not apparent and as many as before because she cared

often did facials.

wrinkles indeed grew

“Darling, don’t blame Duncan.”

some napkins and a trash can. She wiped the spilled food

the one who made her son bedridden and unable to walk. She

herself.

their son’s hot temper, it would be difficult for others to

I have digestion problems. I’m not hungry at all, and I can’t swallow anything. How many times have I told you not to bring me

the Duncan who can eat two big

knew he was in the wrong for knocking the bowl over and having his mother clean

yelled at his parents. His words were filled with despair toward

situation.

Chapter 1697

to his son yelling. Criticisms could no longer leave

tall and massive. He looked like a rough

lain in the hospital for over ten days,

He could not stand and lacked

its usual sparkle, replaced with

that Duncan’s full recovery depended on whether he could reignite his confidence

would be a long

a possibility that he would not make

easily break someone’s spirits.

“Darling, stop scolding Duncan.”

I insisted on feeding him even though he said he wasn’t

to take all the

watched his mother and averted his gaze.

to stop him, which caused his accident, the bigger blame was on him. He was driving too quickly, so he still rear–ended someone else’s vehicle even though he had slammed on