Love at First Novel by Gu Lingfei

Mrs. Lewis said, “I heard from Duncan that he and Liberty plan to get their marriage certificate after the New Year and hold the wedding when Liberty is a little freer. Recently, his father and I have been preparing the betrothal gifts for Liberty, and we are also picking a date.”

The betrothal gift could only be sent when Liberty was free and had returned to Wiltspoon on a good day.

Liberty was so busy that she even left Sonny to Serenity to help take care of him. She had not returned to Wiltspoon since she went to Jensburg. It was always Duncan who brought Sonny to Jensburg to see her.

Of course, they wouldn’t have a wedding too soon.

Mrs. Lewis added, “Liberty still wants to not hold a wedding, saying that she is getting married for the second time and it doesn’t matter whether the wedding is held or not. That won’t work. We can’t let Liberty down. Not only must we hold a wedding, but we must give Liberty a grand wedding.”

Mrs. Lewis didn’t want to let Liberty down, nor did she want to let Duncan down.

he was the only unmarried child. Even if Duncan agreed not to hold a wedding, she, as a mother, could not agree, and no one in the Lewis

Duncan was not willing to just get the marriage certificate and insisted on holding

despised Liberty and

the Brown family

the wedding first, but you know the purpose of Liberty going to Jensburg, right? If Liberty takes over the responsibility of the Farrell Group and Farrell Family, Duncan will come to visit them. The daughter they will have in the future will have the surname Farrell. You know this, right? I wonder what you think. If I can’t accept Duncan coming to my house and my granddaughter not having the last

Audrey and said, “Mrs. Stone, don’t think about it. Don’t think about it. They can’t be separated. Duncan is willing to sacrifice his life for liberty. If you separate them, you will kill Duncan. Anyway, I have four sons. If one leaves, the other three are still with me. Besides, Duncan’s coming here doesn’t mean he doesn’t recognize me as his mother. He is still my son; he just lives in the Farrell family for a longer

Lewis family flowing through her body. It’s just a surname. We don’t have those conservative ideas. The child was born

this and asked, “Does

the Farrell family,

change her name and still took her father’s

only change her surname. Mrs. Stone, our whole family has no objection, and we