Love at first sight novel (Judith Cooper) novel Chapter 2109

When Duncan heard what his mother said, he felt that his mother was complaining about Liberty.

He heard Lily reply to his mother: “Auntie, you can’t force your relationship. Duncan doesn’t like me, and I have nothing to do with him. Auntie, you also said that this is fate. Even if he is with me, there is no guarantee that he will not.

Now that Duncan is facing the reality, he is thinking about it. Auntie, you can’t say such things in front of him. He will think you are blaming Liberty. From the beginning to the end, Liberty was in a passive position. She took care of her. I have been with Duncan for a while, and she often encourages Duncan, but she is still the same to Duncan.”

Mrs. Lewis sighed again, “Yes, we can all see that Liberty hasn’t fallen in love with Duncan yet. It’s not that she dislikes Duncan and can’t walk anymore. She never thought about remarrying from the beginning to the end. It hurt her too much. I didn’t blame Liberty. I knew she was innocent. I just sighed and wouldn’t let Duncan know.”

Lily comforted Mrs. Lewis: “Auntie, don’t worry, Duncan is willing to do rehabilitation. The doctor has said that he insists on doing rehabilitation, and there is a 90% hope that he can return to normal. I heard that Duncan occasionally goes back to the company to deal with official business, the main thing is that he has a good attitude, that’s fine.”

Mindset is very important.

Just like those cancer patients, two people undergoing surgery at the same time, the one with a better mentality, can live longer.

Mrs. Lewis hummed, “I still have to thank Liberty. Although she didn’t accept Duncan’s feelings, she always supported and encouraged Duncan, and she will never run away from him. She is Duncan’s spiritual pillar. She will insist on doing rehabilitation. Well, I don’t think about anything now. As long as Duncan gets better, as long as Liberty is willing to marry him, our family will have no objections. After Duncan’s incident, I also think about it that Duncan may have such a fate.”

Liberty had not died yet. If they got married in the next few years, Mrs. Lewis would still be able to hug her grandchildren.

Even if they were together, they probably wouldn’t think about having kids if it went on for another ten or eight years and Liberty got older.

As a mother, Mrs. Lewis still hoped that her youngest son would have a queen.

Mrs. Lewis liked Sonny, and he was a good kid, but his surname was Brown, and his father was still alive.

Lily comforted Mrs. Lewis again.