Love at First Novel by Gu Lingfei

Kathryn sent Liberty out. Liberty teased her a few times, but she didn’t even blush. She said, “Mr. Fraser doesn’t seem like a romantic person. I don’t seem to have any romantic instincts either. We are not in that kind of relationship for now.”

Liberty said to her, “You want to give birth to a daughter with him; why don’t you consider it? Apart from him, it will be hard for you to find another man who truly cares about you and is not like your father. With your position and identity, it is destined that it will be difficult for you to find a husband who is both excellent and willing to be a live-in son-in-law.

Mr. Fraser is the most suitable candidate. Whether you are together or not, he will always be loyal to you and by your side. You have high standards, and your views on marriage are different from others. I think that apart from Mr. Fraser, you really won’t be attracted to other men.”

Kathryn did admire Hayden, but it was just admiration.

But Hayden was a woman.

Hayden thought about matchmaking Hugh and Kathryn, but neither of them was attracted to each other.

She had to give up.

Kathryn was silent for a moment, then said, “Let’s talk about it after we’ve settled our relationship. I don’t have the energy to think about getting married and having kids right now.”

walked, “That’s right. Don’t worry. The truth about our

assistants have been

Neither of them spoke.

and who would have the last laugh

Liberty spoke. She asked Kathryn, “If my grandmother was really killed by your mother, can

up for her, nor will I deny it. I will not fight you to the death because of her. I don’t want anything from the Farrell family. I will return it to you. I’m only taking Mr. Fraser with me. Mr. Fraser and his men don’t serve two masters. Keeping him here will be of

at Kathryn

without any retreat and was very frank. She said

is yours; just take him

pause, she added, “Perhaps you are more suitable to be the head of the

head of the Farrell family needed to be led by someone who could distinguish right from wrong,

ago. Her mother and aunt had lived in Wiltspoon for decades and had long since