Married at First Sight (Serenity and Zachary) novel Chapter 1783

If you really think that way, then I will tell my grandma to introduce some good men to my sister and let them meet her. If they meet, if there is a spark, Serenity and I, as my sister’s family, will definitely let my sister marry off in a good manner.”

Duncan’s face turned pale. He actually cared about Liberty, very much.

Hank had an accident, and his life might be lost. Liberty went to see Hank, but he was jealous and clamored to leave the hospital early, because he didn’t want Liberty to visit his ex-husband every day.

Grandma May also said that there were a few excellent men who were suitable for Liberty. If he could really let go, Grandma May would introduce a boyfriend to Liberty.

Zachary: “Duncan, if you give up on things you haven’t tried before, then you really won’t see any hope.”

Duncan was silent for a long time, and said, “Zachary, I listen to you, and I will go for rehabilitation after I leave the hospital. Zachary, as long as my legs don’t lose feeling, I believe I can still stand up.”

If he couldn’t do it in one year, or two years, he would stick to it for three to five years, ten years, and one day he would be able to stand up.

Of course, for the sake of Liberty, Duncan couldn’t delay it for ten years, after all, they were no longer eighteen or twenty-year-old young people, he and Liberty were both over thirty, and he was older than Liberty.

Zachary: “Come on, I believe you can do it!”

“Do you know the reason for the Brown family’s affairs?” Duncan asked about the Brown family’s affairs after being inspired by his friend to regain his confidence.

Hank was not dead and he was Sonny’s father.

Duncan was a hundred times better than Hank even in a wheelchair now.

The two were chatting outside. After Liberty in the ward packed up his things, she thought that Sonny had come to the hospital, so she took Sonny to see Hank.

Hank was transferred to the ICU ward, now it was not the time for family members to visit, Sonny could only be hugged by his mother and looked at his father outside the window.

After just a few glances, Sonny was carried by Mrs. Brown, who hugged her only grandson and cried bitterly.

“Grandma, Dad will be fine, grandma, don’t cry.” Sonny comforted Mrs. Brown.