Chapter 1414
Married at First Sight
Mrs. Lewis felt like she was going to explode from anger.
They were not together yet, but Duncan already wanted to be Sonnyâs father.
Was Hank dead?
âDuncan, Iâm telling you, I donât accept Liberty. I wonât allow you to be with her! Sheâs divorced and has a child. Youâre from completely different worlds. The right person for you is a strong and capable woman from an influential family, someone like Lily.
âPutting aside the Lewis family, even if we just look at your own achievements, donât you think that Liberty is still unworthy of you?
âYouâre the CEO of Lewis & Co., and sheâs just the owner of a small breakfast diner. Even the store she rents belongs to you. You two are worlds apart. Thatâs not me looking down on her. Itâs the truth.
Duncan, both families have to be wellâmatched in social status in a marriage. You and Liberty are not suitable for each other.
âYou should give up on her and go out with Lily. Didnât you have a great time chatting with her during the Marshall familyâs banquet? When you danced together, you were like a match made in heaven.â
Duncan left his family so that they could not control him. Thus, when it came to marriage, he naturally only considered his own feelings and did not want to be bound by his family and parents.
He said firmly, âMom, itâs my marriage and my decision. Iâm the one marrying someone, not you. If I think Liberty is suitable for me, then she is. I donât think sheâs unworthy of me. If anything, Iâm the unworthy one. Iâm old and ugly. Besides having more money than she does, in what way am I better than her?
âEven if sheâs divorced, sheâs several years younger than me. Sheâs like a blooming flower at the peak of its beauty now. As for me, my face is fierce and full of scars. I can scare a child to tears even without makeup, and Iâm almost forty. Iâm not worthy of her.â
Mrs. Lewis reached out to pinch his face. âYour face is fierce? Which part is fierce? Even if you have scars, youâre still handsome! Do you think Iâll give you two my blessings if you put yourself down? In your dreams!â
âWhy would I need your approval for my business? If you like Liberty and can accept her, weâll bring Sonny home often to see you and keep you company after we get married. If you donât like her, the three of us can live happily in one of the many houses I have. We wonât affect you.â
Mrs. Lewis was speechless.
Duncan was used to being independent.
He felt that his liking for Liberty was his business. Whether or not he could marry Liberty in the future was also his business. There was no need for his parents to interfere.
If his parents could accept her, he would bring her home often to accompany them.
If they could not accept her, he would go back himself. He would not take his wife and child back to be disdained by his parents.
In short, his marriage, his decision!
âBesides, Liberty still doesnât like me. Look at your son, Mom. Even Liberty doesnât like me. How can you disdain her? If thereâs anyone you should disdain, itâs me. If Liberty is willing to accept me, marry me, and put an end to my life as a bachelor, you should be grateful to her instead.
âYour undesirable youngest son will finally be sold off, so you should give Liberty lots and lots of money as payment to prevent her from returning the goods.â
Mrs. Lewis was speechless.
She glared at her son and opened her mouth several times to say something, but no words came out.
She was furious.
This son could really piss her off to the point of vomiting blood.
âMom, I just donât feel a spark with Lily. You canât force emotions. I donât love Lily, so I wonât force myself to be with her. You should talk to Lily and stop wasting her time.â
Mrs. Lewis stared at him for a long time before saying, âUnless hell freezes over and pigs start to fly, Iâll never agree to you and Liberty being together!â