Chapter 1590
Chapter 1590
Chapter 1590
Chapter 1590
Duncan smiled and said, “Oh.”
Serenity looked at her sister’s back, lowered her voice, and asked Duncan, “The florists aren’t even open at this hour. Did you bring this bouquet from home?”
Duncan replied, “Yeah, I cut all the flowers that I could in the yard and made them into a bouquet myself.” “No wonder,”
Serenity glanced at the bouquet of flowers.
There were all kinds of flowers in the bouquet, not just roses.
Duncan was a rough man. Although there were flowers and trees in his villa, he never once admired them. The butler had arranged for someone to buy them so as to add a bit of color to the landscape.
Thus, not all of them were roses.
Duncan cut all the flowers that bloomed in the villa to make this bouquet.
The butler felt distressed when he found out that Duncan had cut off all the blooming flowers in the villa However, he supported Duncan in pursuing his crush. Thus, the butler decided to go to the flower field at Wildridge Manor to buy a full load of roses to put in the open space of the villa. This would make it more convenient for Duncan to cut flowers and give them to his crush.
Duncan kept silent for a while before he asked Serenity in a low voice, “Is it because my bouquet is too complicated? Is that why your sister hates it?”
“No. My sister just doesn’t like receiving flowers from you, Mr. Lewis.”
Duncan asked, “When she was with Hank, did Hank give her flowers?”
“Yes. When Hank was chasing after my sister, he gave her a lot of gifts, mostly handwritten love letters. After all, they were still in school at that time.
“Then he invited my sister to watch a movie and eat snacks.”
The two sisters depended on each other since childhood. Thus, Serenity had witnessed Hank’s pursuit of Liberty.
Serenity witnessed as Hank and Liberty went from being friends to lovers. They got married and divorced, and they were now back to being strangers.
Duncan suddenly felt that he had done too little.
He was not as good as that sc*mbag Hank.
“Serenity, thanks for giving me your suggestions.”
Serenity said, “I didn’t give you any suggestions.
“I’m on my sister’s side. No matter what she decides, I will support her. Mr. Lewis, don’t try to use me.
Duncan smiled. “You’re Liberty’s younger sister and the most important person to her, so I won’t use you. I will only dote on you as my younger sister. If Zachary bullies you in the future, you can tell me, and I’ll stand up for you.”
Serenity wanted to say that Duncan was really not Zachary’s opponent, but she swallowed those words.
Liberty quickly cooked Duncan’s breakfast and brought it over.
The conversation between Duncan and Serenity stopped.
Serenity soon had her fill.
She got up and said to her sister, “I’ll head to the store first.”
Liberty said, “Alright, drive slowly.”
“Okay.”
Serenity said to Duncan, “I’ll get going. You can take your time.”
After she finished speaking, she took her bag and walked out of the breakfast diner.
At this time, there were more customers having breakfast.
Liberty went to greet the customers, and Duncan did not want to disturb her, so he ate his breakfast in
silence.
Occasionally, when no one was paying attention, Duncan would secretly take pictures of the busy Liberty with his phone.
In his free time, he admired the photos he secretly took and fantasized about the day that Liberty would cook for him. 1
If Liberty married him, he would never let Liberty be so busy.
Duncan wanted to cook for Liberty, but his cooking skills were not great and could not be compared with Zachary’s.
After all, the sons of the York family were all trained by Grandma May to be competent chefs.
Liberty did not even know when Duncan left the diner.
He left the money for his breakfast on the table and put the bouquet of flowers at the cash register.
Liberty did not notice that he was leaving, so she did not know that he had already placed the bouquet on the counter.
After leaving the diner, Duncan turned his head to look at the busy Liberty for a moment before he reluctantly got into the car and went back to his office.
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