Married at First Sight (Serenity and Zachary) novel Chapter 1708

Married at First Sight Chapter 1708 Mrs. Lewis in the small living room outside the ward responded to the knock on the door.

The door was pushed open, but there were bodyguards.

“Ma’am, Miss Liberty is here again.” The bodyguard told Mrs. Lewis.

Before Mrs. Lewis answered, Duncan in the ward had very sharp ears. He was indifferent just now, but immediately reacted: “Tell her to go, I don’t want to see her, tell her not to come here again.”

The bodyguard sighed inwardly when he heard Duncan’s roar.

Every time Liberty came, Duncan always reacted like this.

Only when Liberty came, Duncan would have such a big reaction.

Any one knew that Duncan’s emotions were being held back by Liberty.

“Let Liberty in.” Mrs. Lewis said against Duncan.

The bodyguard was in a dilemma for a while.

When Duncan inside heard his mother’s words, he turned over anxiously and wanted to get off the ground.

But the injuries to his legs hadn’t healed yet, and he couldn’t walk at all. When he turned over and fell to the ground like this, he fell off the bed and fell to the ground with a bang.

Mr. Lewis, who was about to drink water, immediately threw away the water glass, and hurried forward to help his son up.

Mrs. Lewis and Elder Young Mistress Lewis also came in quickly. Seeing Duncan fall to the ground, the two of them hurried forward, together with Mr. Lewis, they helped and lifted Duncan back to the bed.

“Tell Liberty to go, tell her to go, I don’t want to see her!”

“Miss Liberty, our Fourth Young Master Lewis doesn’t want to see you, so please go back.” The bodyguard said to Liberty.

Liberty was not like usual. Duncan didn’t see her, she left quickly, this time, she stood at the door, and said to the bodyguard: “I won’t see your fourth young master today, I will just stand here and not leave.”

Bodyguard: “…”

Everyone exchanged glances.

One of the bodyguards entered the ward.

He relayed Liberty’s words to Duncan.

Duncan endured the pain, and said indifferently: “How long she has to stand is her business.”