Married at First Sight (Serenity and Zachary) novel Chapter 274

Chapter 274

“Sonny.”

Without time to pick up the can of formula that rolled to the middle of the road, Liberty flew to pick up her son and examined him for any injuries.

She asked, “Where does it hurt, Sonny? Do you feel pain anywhere? Tell mama.”

“Mama.”

Sonny bawled and clung to Liberty’s neck, refusing to let go.

He was not hurt, but it was quite a scare.

“Bang!”

It was a loud noise.

Liberty turned her gaze to the source of the noise. A car knocked the can of formula away, but as luck would have it, the can of formula smashed onto the car’s windshield on its way down from the air. The weight of the can and the gravity of the fall cracked the windshield to smithereens.

The driver of the car slammed hard on the brakes.

Startled by the sudden turn of events, Sonny stopped crying and latched tightly around the nape of his mother’s neck.

Liberty had a good look at the car’s logo. It was a Porsche!

It was a high–performance sedan!

Uh… Was she supposed to compensate for the car repairs?

When Liberty scratched a Maybach the last time, Mr. Lewis only asked her to pay part of the damages out of respect for her brother

-in–law as her brother–in–law knew the car owner.

Liberty would not be able to afford to pay for the damages this time.

She watched in dismay as the car owner stepped out of the car. The towering and brawny figure looked rather familiar.

Uh… Was it not Mr. Lewis?

Liberty was guilt–ridden and scared.

Holding onto her son, Liberty stuttered, “Mr…. Mr. Lewis… Um… It was an accident… I didn’t… mean it…”

Duncan glared at her.

It made her freak out more. “Mr. Lewis, you can’t blame me for it. You were speeding. Didn’t you see there was something on the road?”

Duncan found it amusing. “Are you saying that I was blind?”

Liberty was without a word.

Many cars drove by, but none hit the can of formula except Duncan. It could only be explained by him driving at high speed.

Since Duncan stepped on the gas, it would probably be too late to hit the brakes or swerve to the side even if he saw the can of

formula.

Liberty tried to justify herself.