Married at First Sight (Serenity and Zachary) novel Chapter 1616

“Go ahead, Mrs. Lewis.”

Mrs. Lewis looked at the beautiful appearance of Liberty who had successfully lost weight, then she praised her by saying, “Liberty, you bear a passing resemblance to Mrs. Stone when she was younger. She was a beautiful career woman back then. Many elders wanted her to be their daughter–in–law.

“In the end, Mr. Stone captured her heart, and she became Mrs. Stone. Now Stones.”

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Old Mrs. Stone initially disapproved of her son and Audrey’s marriage. However, she could not take control of it. Her husband and son were fond of Audrey, so Old Mrs. Stone had no choice but to accept Audrey.

Anyway, the relationship between Old Mrs. Stone and Mrs. Stone was not the most pleasant.

When Stone Group got into trouble, Mrs. Stone was the one who went all out to save the company from crisis. It was only then that Old Mrs. Stone accepted Mrs. Stone wholeheartedly.

Elisa mentioned that when her mother just married into the Stone family, her grandmother made things difficult for her mother.

Liberty smiled before she said, “Considering that Aunt Audrey and my mom are biological sisters, it’s unsurprising that they both look similar. I look like my mom, so I bear a passing resemblance to Aunt Audrey as well.”

At the mention of her mother, Mrs. Lewis recalled that Liberty’s parents had both passed away. Liberty also had many outrageous relatives in her hometown who were orphans.

“Liberty, do you like Duncan now?”

All of a sudden, Mrs. Lewis asked.

Liberty had long guessed Mrs. Lewis’s intention of asking her out.

Without the slightest hesitation, she answered frankly, “Mrs. Lewis, I’ve always treated Mr. Lewis as my landlord and friend. I have no interest in him. I don’t hate him, but that doesn’t mean I love him.”

Mrs. Lewis stared intently at Liberty.

Having been in a wealthy family for decades, Mrs. Lewis was a good judge of character. She could tell that Liberty was telling the truth.

Liberty’s gaze was pure.

If she were lying, she would not have met Mrs. Lewis’s eyes openly. Liberty was not so crafty yet, was she?