Married At First Sight By Gu Lingfei

Morning light filled the room.

Liberty had a wonderful dream that night.

Turning her head, she looked at Duncan and complained, "Why did you wake me up? My dream was amazing. I wanted to keep watching her grow up, get married, and take over the business."

Duncan blinked in confusion. "Who were you dreaming about? Yangyang? Are you planning for him to take over in the future?"

The Feng family had always been led by women for generations. Would they even allow Yangyang to take over? Probably not.

Liberty shook her head. "No, before we fell asleep, we were talking about having another baby. Then I dreamed that I actually got pregnant and had a daughter. She didn't look like me at all-she looked exactly like you. Every bit like you."

Duncan raised an eyebrow, amused.

"Of course, you're cute too," Liberty teased. "You're not ugly. Before that scar, you were actually quite handsome." She glanced at the side of his face that was unscarred he really was good-looking.

"Anyway," she continued, "you were so happy about our daughter that you held her all the time. You barely had time for work because she became your entire world. Yangyang and I were both jealous of her."

She sighed dramatically. "I never had a real romantic rival, but I didn't expect to give birth to one. Our daughter completely took over your arms."

Duncan chuckled.

"You kept showing her

up with your friends,

and Su Nan, just to rub it in that they

beat

they're decent people," Liberty said with a smirk. "But I got so annoyed in my dream that I finally snapped and

why you were mumbling in your sleep. If I'd known you were having such a beautiful dream, I wouldn't have woken you up. You could've watched our daughter grow up, get married, and

Nan, and the rest of our friends-just a group

at

adorable,

she looked like me,

to be

as rough as

was just a

said it, the warmth of

were talking about having a daughter before bed, I ended

not to take the morning-after pill. She would just let nature take

pregnant, I'll keep the baby, she thought.

child once things