Married At First Sight By Gu Lingfei

“Why are there so many flower stands? Who sent them?”

Hank was a little jealous.

Liberty was just a woman he threw away, and she opened a small breakfast diner with the money she took from him. However, there were long rows of flower stands on the opening day.

“There’s no space for my flowers? Then I’ll get a re—”

Hank was just about to say that he would get a refund from the flower shop, but Olivia immediately interrupted him. She took the flower stand from his hand and glared at him fiercely, then said to Liberty with a smile, “There’ll be space if you squeeze it in.”

She took the flower stand outside and placed it at the spot of the stand that Duncan sent. If not for the fact that Serenity and Zachary, two people who she could not afford to mess with, were present, she would have smashed the flower stands sent by Duncan and thrown them away.

Liberty did not want to have a fight with Hank and Olivia on the first day of business, so she turned a blind eye as long as they did not go too far.

“Liberty, I’m here to join in on the fun!”

Elisa’s voice had always arrived before she did.

A missy like her never got up early in the morning so it was already considered early for her to come over now.

you two

entered. Without waiting for an answer, she warned them, “Why are you two here? You’re not welcome here. Get out right now

here to support Liberty’s store opening, not to cause trouble

was quite afraid

like them heard about Ms.

finished eating? If you

during the opening day of

done. We were just about to settle

He took out his wallet, drew out a hundred-dollar bill, and

just about to say something when Elisa swiftly snatched the hundred-dollar bill. Hank

the common sense to

looked at the shoes she was wearing and added as an afterthought, “I’m not wearing high heels since

Liberty and said, “You don’t have to be nice to people like them. If they come to you for breakfast, then charge them money. Them coming

laughed. “They didn’t eat

didn’t? Then think of this hundred bucks as pocket money

shoved the money into Liberty’s