Love at first sight novel (Judith Cooper) novel Chapter 1479

Chapter 1479

It was only the mother and son when they entered the CEO’s elevator, so Mrs. Lewis spoke impolitely.

She snapped, “You don’t have to marry Lily. I’ll find you another lady who’s a good match for you. In short, you can only marry a noble lady. You can’t marry Liberty!

“I’m serious, Duncan. I’m not joking. Untess hell freezes over, I’ll never agree to you being with Liberty.”

Duncan did not get angry at his mother’s stubbornness and said, “Mom, did you come here just to say all that to me again? I think there’s no need for us to talk about this.

“You don’t have to care about my business or my marriage. If you want me to give up on Liberty, bring Granny back to life. If Granny also doesn’t approve of me being with Liberty, then I’ll give up on her.”

Mrs. Lewis was so angry that she yelled, “Your granny passed away many years ago. If she could come back from the dead, she would definitely scold your ear off. In fact, your granny might actually rise from her grave if you get together with Liberty.”

“That’s all the more reason I should be with Liberty. I miss Granny. Granny doted on me the most since I was a child. No matter what I do, Granny will support me as long as I’m happy. She said that the most important thing is for a person to live life with a clear conscience free of regrets.”

Old Mrs. Lewis did love her youngest grandson, Duncan, the most when she was alive.

Mrs. Lewis gave birth to four sons. She had too many sons, so she did not spare as much energy for her youngest son.

She did not care for Duncan enough.

“You’re just spoiled by your granny!” Mrs. Lewis scolded him.

“You went to visit Liberty in the hospital today. Why didn’t you dare let her know?

“Duncan, you know very well that Liberty doesn’t like you. She only thinks of you as her landlord, as a friend. Her ex–husband is still pestering her too. They’ve known each other for more than a decade and have a son together. Maybe they’ll remarry in order to give their son a complete family.”