Married at First Sight (Serenity and Zachary)
Chapter 3169

After Duncan was silent, he said, “Yes, although everyone dreams, you have never told me about thecontent of such dreams in the past. You had such a dream last night because you thought about ourrelationship before going to bed. Are you worried? Someone said something in front of you that madeyou think wildly, and then you had that dream.”

Liberty smiled. “How is it possible? Who would say anything in front of me? I’m not in Wiltspoon. Evenif you really have admirers, if they want to come to you, they will have to wait until I return to Wiltspoonbefore they come to you.

I just had that dream, inexplicably, and I told you about it. I want to know the answer from you. Did youseduce other women’s hearts without knowing it?”

Zachary did not tell Duncan, and Serenity suspected that Ainsley had thoughts about Duncan.

Liberty wouldn’t even say so.

There was no proof; how could Serenity tell her story and cause trouble for Liberty? However, shetrusted Liberty’s intuition that Ainsley might truly harbor feelings for Duncan, even though Duncan wasunaware of this.

Ainsley’s husband had passed away a long time ago, and she also had a son. The son is probablyeight or nine years old now. Since the husband was an only son, after the death of the husband, theparents-in-law were in poor health, and the son was young. To avoid family division, they divided thecompany.

Ainsley had no choice but to take over all the businesses left by her husband. It took her several yearsto stabilize the situation, and she is now considered a strong woman.

A woman has a son, takes care of her parents-in-law, and runs a business. She understandably feelsstressed and tired. It is normal for her to want to replace a man to be her companion and rely on.

Mrs. Girard’s husband’s family, on the other hand, was considered wealthy and had a lot of money. Shewas looking for a new lover and worried that he would come after her money.

She must choose someone with good character and strong ability, preferably someone with a similarfamily background, so that they will not come for her money.

There were not many outstanding young talents in Wiltspoon who met Ainsley’s requirements, butDuncan was one of the few candidates. He was unmarried but older than Ainsley. He had goodcharacter, strong ability, and a and a strong family background, and his personal assets were over $10billion.

If he were with Ainsley, he wouldn’t come here for Ainsley’s money.

However, Duncan was still in a wheelchair and deeply in love with Liberty. Everyone at Wiltspoon knewthis.

Ainsley had not expressed her position yet and did not dare to reveal too much about her thoughtsabout Duncan.

Duncan quickly denied, “I don’t. I rarely associate with unmarried women. The women who discussbusiness with me are all married.”

Ainsley, a close friend of Zachary, was the one who recently discussed project cooperation with him.However, Ainsley was married, and her son was in elementary school. Although her husband passedaway, Ainsley stayed in the husband’s family, took over the burden left by the husband, and supportedthe appearance of the husband’s family.

Duncan really appreciates Ainsley’s fierceness.

If a woman whose husband is dead wants to gain a foothold in the cannibalistic business world, shehas to be ruthless.

Duncan said, “Liberty, I only have you in my eyes and in my heart. We have gone through so manythings along the way. The sun and the moon judge my feelings for you. I will only have you as the onlywoman in my life.”

Liberty smiled and said, “Duncan, I believe you, and I don’t worry about having a love rival. Having alove rival means that I have good taste. The man I chose is truly exceptional. Excellent people, whetherthey are men or women, will have many admirers. I believe you are a love that cannot be taken awayfrom me.”

Liberty really never worried about having a love rival.

Even if Ainsley really confesses her love to Duncan in the future and publicly competes with her, she isnot afraid.

Ainsley was much better than Liberty, but she had Duncan’s sincerity, and she was climbing up step bystep.

Liberty said, “Don’t take that dream to heart. It’s just a dream. Aside from that, if I have a dream, Ishould be the one to worry about.”