Married at First Sight novel (Serenity and Zachary York)

Married at First Sight Chapter 1700 “Mrs. Lewis.” Seeing Mrs. Lewis coming in, Liberty who had just sat down quickly stood up
and called Mrs. Lewis.
Mrs. Lewis responded gently, and seeing that there was no business in the store, she said softly, “Liberty, is it convenient for me
to invite you to a nearby coffee shop for a cup of coffee?”
Liberty smiled, “It is convenient.”
Liberty took off her apron, put it away, and said to the two shop assistants: “Clean up first, I’ll go out for a while, and Jim will send
Sonny back later, take care of Sonny for me.”
They had planned to go to a nearby coffee shop. The business of that coffee shop was not good, and it was losing money every
month. The coffee shop owner planned to sell it.
The location wasn’t bad, and there ought to have been quite a few diners there, but the business wasn’t great. Was this due to
poor management by the owner or poor cooking by the chef?
Liberty wanted to find out more clearly, and then took a look at the surrounding environment. If it was suitable, she wanted to
take over the coffee shop.
The vegetable farm invested by her sister had a stable business, and a vegetable company had also been established. It
cooperated with many big hotels, schools, and factories, and supplies a lot of vegetables every day.
Apart from taking care of the business she invested in, Serenity also had to learn to manage the internal affairs of her in-law’s
family, so she was very busy.
Liberty didn’t expect to catch up with her sister, she just wanted to make a bloody breakthrough in the catering industry.
“Okay.” After arranging things in the store, Liberty followed Mrs. Lewis out.
Liberty didn’t take Mrs. Lewis’s car, she drove her own car and followed Mrs. Lewis to the nearby coffee shop.
The business of the coffee shop was so-so, so it seemed very quiet.
Both ordered a cup of coffee.

“Mrs. Lewis, you need to rest more and take care of her health.” Liberty said with concern. Compared with before, Mrs. Lewis
looked old and haggard, she didn’t even put on makeup, and she didn’t have the grace and luxury of a noble lady like before.
Mrs. Lewis said with a wry smile: “I also want to take care of my health, but seeing Duncan like that, I can’t eat or sleep, and I
feel very uncomfortable.”
After a moment of silence, Liberty said: “Mr. Lewis will get better.”
Mrs. Lewis picked up her cup of coffee and took a sip.
She couldn’t sleep well and was in low spirits. She would ask someone to deliver coffee to the hospital twice a day, and she just
relied on drinking coffee to survive.
Putting down the cup, Mrs. Lewis blamed herself: “Liberty, I regret it, I regret it so much that my g-u-ts turn green. Duncan likes
you, why should I stop him? He is almost 40 years old, and it is rare for him to like you, I should be happy, but I...If I can have
Tania’s mentality, Duncan won’t be lying in bed today.”
Tania was the head of the York family, her status couldn’t be said to be invaluable, besides, Tania was born and grew up in a
wealthy family, and his vision had always been very high.
When Zachary’s Grandma forced Zachary to marry Serenity, Tania was displeased, but she didn’t stop his son, and let him make
his own decision.
At first, Tania didn’t like and couldn’t accept Serenity as her daughter-in-law.
But no matter how disliked Serenity was, Tania never did anything to hurt Serenity, nor did she do anything extreme to break up
the young couple.
When someone called Tania to sue Serenity and speak ill of Serenity, Tania ignored her status and image, scolded the other
party bloody, and wanted to protect her daughter-in-law.
Mrs. Lewis thought that if she had Tania’s mentality and structure, what happened today would not have happened.
“Duncan has been trying to convince me. I refused to let go. I didn’t agree with you two being together. I told him that if I want to
agree with you, he should sever the mother-child relationship with me. Liberty, if time can turn back, I will definitely help you and
Duncan.” Mrs. Lewis couldn’t help holding Liberty’s hand, and continued: “Liberty, now, I want to leave, and I don’t want to care

about it. Now, as long as Duncan is healthy, he can like whoever he likes, he really likes you, what he said to you in the hospital
are not his true words.”