Love at First Novel by Gu Lingfei

Liberty was a divorced woman. Ms. Girard was a woman whose husband had died. Everyone had a son, but she was better than Liberty.

Ms. Girard felt that she should fight for herself. She was better than Liberty. If she fights for it, she has a better chance of winning.

Liberty was not in Wiltspoon.

Serenity’s beautiful eyes flashed, and she remained silent.

Duncan smiled and said, “Ms. Girard, If you’re not in a hurry, we can talk about it another day. I’m really sorry for making you go all the way in vain.”

Ms. Girard also smiled and said, “It’s okay, Mr. Lewis; you will deal with more important things first.”

When discussing business cooperation, it didn’t always take several or even a dozen trips to successfully negotiate. Sometimes, even a dozen trips might not lead to a successful deal.

Ms. Girard’s secretary opened the elevator door again. Ms. Girard naturally walked behind Duncan and pushed him into the elevator.

Duncan refused and said, “Ms. Girard, no need. The new wheelchair is fully automatic. I can control it and move forward by myself.”

Ms. Girard smiled, retracted her hand to push the wheelchair, and smiled as she watched Duncan carrying Sonny into the elevator.

that he was rough, and

Ms. Girard realized that he liked children

to Sonny. His biological father and son were nothing more than

kind to him. If she could snatch Duncan away from Liberty, Duncan would also treat her son very well. Her son was several years older than Sonny and had already gone to

than Sonny. Sonny was too young. At three or four years old, he was

the elevator, Ms. Girard tilted her head and said to Serenity with a smile,

her, so she followed

Girard and her secretary entered

down to the

they wanted to collaborate on. In short, she did not give Serenity or Sonny

Duncan coming out and pushed Duncan towards his car. Ms. Girard stopped, said goodbye

a woman, Serenity also had

that Ms. Girard

that Duncan didn’t know

she wouldn’t tell Duncan. She wanted to talk

York Corporation. It was not yet rush hour, and there would be no traffic jams on the streets for the time being. The group of people arrived

building, they met Josh, who was