Chapter 1690
Married at First Sight
Jessica simply wanted Hank to fully side with her.
Her current situation was selfâinflicted. She did not deserve sympathy.
âMom, why didnât Dunc come today?â Sonny asked.
He recalled visiting Dunc in the hospital with his mother yesterday. He asked, âMom, hasnât Dunc
recovered?â
Duncan said he would recover soon.
Sonny thought that Duncan would be able to recover by today.
Liberty said gently, âDunc will need some time to recover. Do you miss him?â
Sonny nodded.
He was used to Duncanâs presence.
He would not be accustomed to suddenly not seeing someone he had been seeing every day.
âMom, can you bring me to the hospital to visit Dunc?â
Liberty recalled that Duncan did not want to meet her. However, he did not mention not wanting to meet
Sonny. Anyway, she was concerned about Duncanâs injury. Although Duncan drove her out of the ward
early morning yesterday, she felt that it had been a while since she last visited him.
She hoped that Duncan could recover soon.
âOkay. Iâll bring you to the hospital to visit Dunc.â
Sonny was delighted.
Liberty placed the remaining ravioli that she had not finished making in the fridge. After tidying the
place, she left the breakfast shop with Sonny.
Sonny was so clever that he said to his mother, âMom, Iâd like to buy Dunc a bouquet of flowers.â
That kid remembered that everyone would give his mother a bouquet of flowers when they visited her
in the hospital.
He thought that everyone who went to the hospital for a visit had to buy a bouquet of flowers.
âAlright.â
Liberty agreed.
She drove Sonny to Spring Blossoms and bought a bouquet from Camrynâs shop.
âLiberty.â
When Liberty was about to leave, Camryn swiftly called her and said, âLiberty, I just got some tonics
and planned to have someone send them to Mr. Lewis. Since youâre going to the hospital now, can you
help me bring these tonics to him?
âI wanted to go there on my own, but Iâm blind. Itâs not convenient for me to go out, so I need your
help.â
Camryn and Duncan were not familiar with each other. Nevertheless, the Lewises and the Yorks were
close. As the representative of the Newmans, Camryn was keen on building a good rapport with the
wealthy families in Wiltspoon. She bought the tonics because of Callum and her desire to
establish new social connections.
âWhy donât we head to the hospital together?â Liberty suggested.