Serenity and Zachary York novel Chapter 1592

Chapter 1592

Liberty listened to Lily’s words and suspected that Duncan used the contract with Lily as leverage to make Lily come to her and put in a good word for him.

Lily seemed to have read Liberty’s thoughts and smiled. “Duncan didn’t ask me to come here to persuade you. I just found out that Duncan kept getting rejected by you, so I couldn’t help but put in a good word for him.”

“Ms. Harmon, I only consider Mr. Lewis as a friend.”

“Is it because Mrs. Lewis doesn’t accept you?”

“It has nothing to do with Mrs. Lewis. I truly only regard Mr. Lewis as a friend and have no other intentions.”

Mrs. Lewis was one of the reasons, but she was not the main reason.

Liberty did not accept Duncan because she did not love Duncan.

She only regarded him as a friend and did not have any feelings for him.

After Liberty divorced Hank, she vowed that she would not remarry in the short term.

After Lily thought about it, she said, “Right. If you don’t have feelings for him, it’s hard to accept their love. We shouldn’t just settle for anyone.”

This was especially true for Liberty because she had been emotionally hurt.

“Ms. Harmon, you and Mr. Lewis are a good match.”

They had similar backgrounds, and Mrs. Lewis adored Lily.

Liberty felt that Lily was the best match for Duncan.

Lily smiled and said, “Duncan and I seem to be a good match, but Duncan doesn’t like me, and I have dignity. Since Duncan rejected me, I gave up on him. I don’t want to be one of those pestering women.”

Lily wanted to take her time to find a partner. Hopefully, she would be able to meet a man who only had eyes for her.

Liberty did not know how to respond.

She admired Lily and thought that she was just like Elisa.

Liberty said, “I won’t overwork myself. I’ll stop and rest when I feel any discomfort.”

Fortunately, Liberty only did breakfast, so she only had to work in the morning and could rest for the remainder of the day.

The two ladies chatted for a while. Lily took out a business card, handed it to Liberty, and said, “I have to rush to the airport, so I can’t stay and chat. This is my business card. If you need help with anything in the future, you can contact me.”

Liberty took Lily’s business card with both hands and thanked her.

She got up and sent Lily out.

Lily’s car was parked outside. It was not Lily’s. Mrs. Lewis had lent it to her temporarily, and a driver was. waiting there.

“Ms. Hunt, you don’t have to send me off.”

Liberty stopped in front of the car and watched Lily get into the car.

The driver started the car engine and drove Lily to the airport.