Married at First Sight (Serenity and Zachary) novel Chapter 1613

Chapter 1613

Liberty did not believe that Mrs. Lewis would randomly pass by somewhere near her rented house.

Surely, Mrs. Lewis came to meet her on purpose.

She took a glimpse of her son who was having fun. Then, she turned her eyes to Duncan and said, “Mrs. Lewis, I’m outside now. It’ll take time for me to return.”

“Oh, you’re out? Are you alone?” Mrs. Lewis asked patiently.

She did not know Liberty’s number. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis deliberately went to All You Can Eat and jotted down Liberty’s number from the signboard.

“I’m on the third floor of Gloria Mall with my son. There’s an indoor playground, and Sonny enjoys playing here. We bumped into Mr. Lewis at the entrance of the mall, so he’s here as well.”

When Mrs. Lewis heard that her son pretended to create the encounter to be involved with Liberty, her face turned grim.

However, she was not angry at Liberty. After suppressing her anger, she said to Liberty, “Liberty, since Duncan is there, you can have him look after Sonny. We’ll… find a place to have a talk.”

She finally admitted that her visit was intentional.

Liberty did not reject Mrs. Lewis.

After ending the call, Liberty said to Duncan, “Mr. Lewis, I have something to attend to, so I need to take my leave first. Please help me look after Sonny.”

Duncan was already aware that it was a call from his mother.

The meeting was definitely not going to be pleasant.

“Liberty, let me accompany you to meet my mom.”

“What about Sonny? He just entered the playground and hasn’t had enough fun. Hank wanted to play with him earlier, but ended up ignoring him and left. He’s upset. If we take him away while he’s enjoying

himself, he’ll be upset the entire night.”

Liberty could roughly guess why Mrs. Lewis wanted to have a talk with her.

Since Duncan wanted to tag along, she had no choice but to use her son as an excuse.

After Liberty walked away, he instantly phoned his mother.

Mrs. Lewis felt a little guilty, but she still answered her son’s call.

“Mom, why are you meeting Liberty?”

“Nothing much. I passed by Liberty’s place and suddenly felt like meeting her, so I asked her out for a meal. Why are you nervous? Are you worried that I’ll eat Liberty up?”

Duncan did not believe what his mother said at all.

He said solemnly, “Mom, don’t talk nonsense in front of Liberty. I put a lot of effort into pursuing her. It’s okay if you don’t want to help me, but don’t hold me back.”

Now, he always had to use Sonny as an excuse to stay by Liberty’s side and talk to her.

Liberty used to treat him quite nicely before he confessed his love to her.

Ever since Liberty learned that Duncan liked her, her treatment toward him might appear the same, but he could sense that she was actually much more indifferent.