Married At First Sight By Gu Lingfei

— Liberty had been taking better care of her skin, making it smoother than it was when she divorced.

She also wore light makeup for work every day, which added a touch of elegance.

Sometimes, when she looked in the mirror, she couldn’t believe the woman she saw was her.

Two years after the divorce, she had changed a lot.

Liberty smiled, “Tonight, I'll indulge a little with you, but after this, no more late-night snacks! Losing weight is too hard—I don’t want to go through it again.” She knew that if she gained weight again, it would be hard to lose.

She was in a good place—happy, financially secure, and Duncan spoiled her.

If she wanted to keep her figure, she’d have to watch what she ate and exercise regularly.

“lve heard people say that some men here admire you.

They may not have confessed, but anyone can see it in the way they look at you,” Duncan said.

Knowing Liberty was engaged to the fourth young master of the Lewis family kept those men from making a move, but they couldn't hide their admiration.

me, I keep my distance and make sure they lose

worry—l’m loyal in

Hank did, I won't give up.” With Hank,

fault with her, so she eventually gave up on

she was preparing for the divorce, she cried

marriage, she had given everything to the relationship, thinking

after just three

who promised to take care of her for life couldn’t even do it for half of

asked for money to

Liberty felt

gone, and she had learned

keep her career, maintain

her, “I’m not

lowest, and I never

have our wedding, make

see you walk down the aisle as my beautiful

years, you're