Married at First Sight (Serenity and Zachary) novel Chapter 1303

Chapter 1303

Lily was not at all offended.

She and Duncan had long known each other, but there was barely any interaction between them. More accurately, they never really hung out together.

It was not strange that Duncan had little knowledge of her past.

"Here you go, Ms. Harmon."

Liberty made the food and brought over Lily’s order. She put it in front of Lily and said with a smile, "Enjoy, Ms. Harmon."

Lily gave Liberty a smile.

Liberty returned to her seat.

"How did you get to know her, Liberty?" Serenity whispered.

"Mrs. Lewis came by the other day and had a chat with me. She told me she was trying to pair Ms. Harmon and Mr. Lewis up. She showed me Ms. Harmon's picture, and that was how I recognized her.”

Liberty kept her voice down when replying to her sister. She added. "Don't you think they make a cute couple? It feels relaxing to be around her. She doesn't have the arrogance of the upper crust."

Serenity looked into her sister's eyes before burying her head in her food. She murmured, "They do look good together."

Aunt Audrey said that Mrs. Lewis was not the easiest to get along with.

Zachary mentioned it too.

Maybe it was a good thing that Mrs. Lewis had a candidate for a daughter- in-law in mind. She wanted Ms. Harmon and Duncan to get together. At least, her sister did not get caught up in it.

"Mom."

Sonny sat up after waking up. Out of habit, he called out to his mother.

Down to her last mouthful of pasta, Serenity told Liberty, "I'll make Sonny something to eat. That should give you time to finish your breakfast, Liberty. It’s only going to get busier."

She made her way toward her nephew and picked him up.

"Yeah, I do. Sonny normally has eggs and soldiers for breakfast. I would make dippy eggs every day and some customers would order it even though it's not on the menu."

Serenity put a pot over the stove and said, "I'll make it for him then."

With Liberty cleaning her plate, she put her son on Serenity's seat and cleared the table. She said, "Stay here and don’t run around, Sonny. Your aunt will be back with your breakfast. We have customers, so I'll be a little busy."

"Okay," Sonny obediently replied.

It was morning rush hour as it was a little over seven o'clock. Many who worked during the weekend arrived in droves for breakfast. Liberty only grew busier.

Serenity made her nephew breakfast. Seeing that Sonny was capable of feeding himself, she went on to assist her sister.

Duncan and Lily left together after finishing their breakfast.

Truth be told, Duncan wanted to stay but chose to leave since Lily was here.

Liberty did not even notice when he left as she was swamped with orders.