Serenity and Zachary York novel Chapter 2005

Duncan hugged the child tight. He told Liberty, “The pain isn’t that bad now. I only feel it in my legs when I walk. It’s fine when Sonny sits like this.”

Liberty said, “You have to voice out if you feel unwell. Don’t hold it in.”

As she spoke, she still carried her son away from Duncan. Only then did she greet Zachary and Serenity.

“Liberty.”

Serenity gave her sister a hug.

After the sisters hugged each other, Serenity observed Liberty and said, “We haven’t met for only several days, but I feel like you’re different.”

Liberty laughed. “What’s different? I’m still the same.”

“Mom, I’m hungry,” Sonny told Liberty.

Next, Serenity lifted her nephew and said to her sister, “Liberty, Mr. Lewis, let’s go and eat.”

“Okay.”

Zachary went behind Duncan and pushed his wheelchair while Duncan’s bodyguard walked with Zachary’s team.

Liberty and Serenity were in front, accompanying Sonny.

Zachary asked his friend in a whisper, “Has there been progress between you and my sister-in-law? I didn’t notice anything before, but now that Serenity mentioned it, I realized my sister-in-law became more beautiful and charming.”

Duncan chuckled. “Do you think it’s because of me? Liberty still hasn’t accepted my feelings. We’re still friends. Although I wish her beauty would bloom for me, it’s unfortunately not the case.”

“She has her career now and is full of confidence. Without her family dragging her down, she’s been living her days peacefully in a good mood. That made people think she had changed a lot and become exceptionally pretty. Of course, she was never ugly to begin with.”

Liberty said with a smile, “I meant we’re getting older day by day. I’m not old yet, and I won’t admit I’m old even twenty years later. We have to keep a youthful mindset. I often feel like I’m an eighteen-year-old now.”

Serenity laughed.

She hooked onto her sister’s arm intimately and walked back. As they walked, she said, “I feel like I haven’t grown up and still need you chasing after me to feed me food.”

When she was young and their parents were out working, it had always been her sister who fed her. She was already five or six, but her sister had to chase after her with a bowl and feed her occasionally. It would take half an hour to finish her food. If she were slow, it could even take up to an hour.

Liberty often said Serenity was a slow eater when she was young. However, despite needing to be chased after and fed, Serenity became a food-lover after she grew up.

“To me, you’re always my baby sister. You’re going to the bookstore today, right? I’m going to All You Can Eat to have a look too.”

“Drive carefully, Liberty.”