Married at First Sight

Chapter 426

Liberty did not say much to her sister. After handing her son to Serenity, she waved to her brother–in–law and the old lady before quickly riding away.

She arrived at the office fifteen minutes before working hours started.

In the beginning, it took her twenty minutes to run five laps. Now that she had gotten used to running, her speed increased slightly.

She could still make it.

After parking the bike, she locked it and started running. Liberty ran five laps around the small garden in front of the office building before going to work every day. Everyone in Lewis & Co. knew about it. At first, they watched Liberty like they were watching a show. Not two days later, some people joined the run. They sat in the office every day and barely exercised, so it was easy to gain weight. However, they were not as fat as Liberty. Running a few laps before going to work helped them to lose some weight.

Liberty spent fourteen minutes running five laps, and the last minute was spent sprinting to clock in. She went out late today, so she got a little stuck.

she was not

“Mr. Lewis.”

“Mr. Lewis.”

bodyguards wherever he went, nor made a grand show of himself or put on airs. No matter who greeted him, he always nodded in response. Liberty had been working here for a

learned that Duncan was the fourth son of the Lewis family, and he was still single at the age of thirty–five. She also knew that he got involved in some shady business

have a girlfriend even at thirty – five, and it was rumored that the noble ladies mainly disliked him because of the scar on his face. They also disdained him for his shady past, fearing

some young female colleagues adored

adoration was genuine or simply directed at Duncan‘s status, Liberty did not dare speculate. After all,

new clerk who got in thanks to Duncan‘s grace. She was already the focus of the whole company. Everyone was polite to her on the surface, but secretly, they alienated

to meet Duncan in

to greet him mainly because it was

“Mr. Lewis.”