Married at First Sight novel (Serenity and Zachary York)

She appeared at the door of Duncan’s office.
She knocked on the door, and after getting a reply, she opened the door and went in.
Duncan sat behind the desk with a wheelchair on the side. If he wanted to go out, he could support the table and sit on the
wheelchair.
The two bodyguards who usually followed him did not see anyone, so they were probably waiting on the first floor.
Duncan went back to work in the company to deal with official business.
The bodyguard, of course, could no longer follow him inseparably.
In the company, when he needed help, he would ask the secretary to help him.
Hearing the familiar footsteps, Duncan raised his head to look at Liberty, who then stood up while supporting the table, trying to
get out of the desk.
Liberty hurriedly stopped him.
“Sit down, don’t move around, and be careful not to fall.”
Duncan smiled: “Okay, I won’t move around, my legs still can’t use much strength at the moment.”
But it’s much better than when he first got out of the hospital.
“You are already doing well. Keep working hard on your rehabilitation. Maybe you will be able to walk like a normal person during
the New Year.”
Liberty came over, put down his breakfast, and helped him sit back on the chair.
Duncan smiled and said, “It’s only a few months before the New Year. No matter how hard I try, it’s not ideal to walk like a normal
person during the New Year. The doctor estimates that I will be able to walk like a normal person at least a year later. It’s still the
fastest time to recover.”
It was estimated that he would have to use a wheelchair for two years if his recovery was poor.

Duncan thought that he was 36 years old now, if it took two years to recover, he would be 38 years old, and Liberty was 33 years
old, if she married him, it would not be too late.
Even if they were all in their 40s or 50s, as long as Liberty was willing to marry him, he would be happy and willing to wait.
Liberty: “It’s great to be back to normal after a year. Mr. Lewis, you have always been a great person.”
After being praised by Liberty, Duncan laughed and said: “You praised me as Sonny.”
Liberty: “After Sonny went back last night, he didn’t wake up.”
She opened the bag, brought out her packed breakfast, and put it in front of Duncan.
Liberty continued: “He sleeps like a little pig, and even thunder can’t wake him up. After taking a bath and changing clothes this
morning, the little guy actually told me that he doesn’t want to go to kindergarten.”
After talking about her son, Liberty thought to Duncan again, “You too, you went to the breakfast shop early in the morning and
didn’t eat breakfast. You have to be hungry until now, your stomach is starved, you are the one who feels uncomfortable Myself,
who will hurt for you? The pain cannot be replaced by others.”
Duncan was not angry when he was read, but still had a smile on his face.
He liked to be read by Liberty like this.
She cared about him, cared about him, that’s why she talked about him like this.
Otherwise, she didn’t care if he starved to death, not to mention worrying that he would have a stomachache if he starved to
death.
Duncan: “I can’t eat without seeing you.”
Liberty: “...”
They met every day and said things like this.
Duncan: “Why doesn’t Sonny want to go to kindergarten anymore? Wasn’t he very happy when kindergarten first started? It’s
only been a while, and he doesn’t want to go to kindergarten anymore.”