Love at first sight novel (Judith Cooper) novel Chapter 2671

Fortress Hotel.

Located in the presidential suite on the top floor

Liberty and Hayden were sitting on the sofa in the living room, while Kevin went to pour water for the two women and cut a plate of fruit.

“Sister Liberty, why don’t you come and live in my house? I stay at my house alone. The house is big and has many rooms. We’ll both have company if you move in.”

Hayden invited Liberty to live in her private villa.

Liberty turned her head to look at her and said with a smile, “Miss Queen, if I live in your house, the entertainment reporters in Jensburg will report that your relationship with the third young master york has broken down. They may also say that the third young master york is being sentimental, and what you like is woman.”

Hayden choked.

She was dressing up as a man. If Liberty moved into her house, it would easily cause misunderstandings and unnecessary trouble.

When Liberty first came to Jensburg, she didn’t even have a firm footing. Too many people hated her and treated her badly.

Hayden had too many admirers, and those admirers couldn’t beat Kevin, but they thought they could beat Liberty.

“Miss Queen, your relationship with the third young Master York is getting more and more stable. When the time is right, you can actually confess to the outside world that you are a woman, so that others will not always accuse you of being gay. You are obviously normal people.”

After Hayden was silent, she said, “I don’t have to explain anything to the outside world. If one day Kevin and I get married, I will wear a wedding dress. At that time, everyone will understand.”

Liberty smiled and said, “Maybe others think you are a man disguised as a woman and think you are the one.”

Hayden: “…”

Liberty said, “I’m usually not a meddlesome person who tries to persuade others to get married or divorced. My marriage was a mess, and I got divorced. When he domestically abused me, I chased him down several streets with a kitchen knife. His face was bruised, and his nose was swollen.

Sometimes, when I think about it, I don’t know what marriage has brought to us women. We marry alone into the man’s family, work hard with him, run a home together, bear children for him, and take care of our parents-in-law. We still don’t understand. Even being scolded is useless; all I know is to spend money.