Duncan glanced at Liberty and replied, “I think | can make it to the Civil Affairs Bureau tomorrow to handle the paperwork.

Liberty hasn't mentioned her availability, but i believe tomorrow should work.” Mrs. Lewis responded, “Try to go tomorrow.

The Bureau will close for the New Year, and we don't want any delays.

Once it’s done, Ill have you review the betrothal gifts.

If youre satisfied, I'll send them to Liberty’s family.

I've also had someone pick out several auspicious wedding dates, but you'll need to discuss them with Audrey and Serenity to choose a date that suits Liberty’s schedule and family needs.” Mrs. Lewis understood how much Liberty was managing.

As the eldest daughter and sister, Liberty had always carried a heavy load—first raising her younger sister and now taking on the responsibilities of the Farrell family.

It pained Mrs. Lewis to see Liberty shoulder such stress.

solely on her restaurant, but as the eldest sibling, Liberty's sense of duty was

gently, “Mom, let’s go over

| want the wedding with Liberty to be as grand as Zachary and Serenity’s was.” “Absolutely,” Mrs. Lewis

have

sure she doesn't face any hardships with us.” she was genuinely overjoyed that her youngest son, about to turn

her family had been through, she now understood

discuss it when you get

miss Sonny so much!” Mrs. Lewis

Mrs. Lewis adored him

kind, and affectionate, and her entire

their way to show her

“Mom, | know you're really just excited to see

around, I'm basically invisible.” “Exactly,” she laughed, “Sonny’s just

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