Love at first sight novel (Judith Cooper) novel Chapter 1728

Duncan looked at the insulated lunch box, but Liberty just moved to the far side,

so he couldn’t get it because he has limited legs and feet and he was just so

useless!

Everyone encouraged him to let him recuperate well. The doctor said that he

had a high chance of recovery, but he didn’t say 100%. Who knew if he could

recover?

If he couldn’t recover, he was like at this moment, trying to sweep the insulated

lunch box to the ground, but he couldn’t do it. The insulated lunch box seemed

to have a mouth, and it was making fun of him. He didn’t like the lunch box but

couldn’t get rid of it.

Enter title…

Just as Duncan was about to get angry, Liberty’s cell phone rang.

Duncan saw her answering the phone and heard her call “Serenity”, so he knew

it was Serenity calling.

When Serenity was listening to the phone, her attention was not on him, so

Duncan dared to take off all his indifferent masks and looked at her greedily.

When he liked someone, he couldn’t wait to be with her 24 hours a day.

He didn’t want to see Liberty for more than ten days. Not seeing him every day

was like three autumns. No one knew how much he missed her and how painful

it was for him to treat her like this.

Liberty came to take care of him for a long time yesterday, and Duncan felt that

it was not enough. He knew that she would still come over today. Last night, he

still missed her, thought about the way to go in the future, and couldn’t sleep.

Liberty: “Sonny has a fever? What did the doctor say?”

Sonny has a fever?

There was distress in Duncan’s eyes.

It must be that Liberty took the time to take care of him, and Sonny would get

sick if she didn’t have time to take care of Sonny.

It’s all Duncan fault!

After Liberty ended the call, Duncan suppressed his feelings and asked her

coldly: “Why is Sonny having a fever? You go back and take care of him, don’t

come to my place.”

“Maybe the air conditioner caught cold at night, Serenity and brother-in-law took

care of him, and now his fever has subsided, so he doesn’t need to take

medicine. The family doctor of the York family showed him and prescribed