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Married at First Sight Chapter 1066

Chapter 1066
His mother wanted him to come home so that he and Lily could have an opportunity to develop a relationship.
Duncan didn’t have a negative opinion of Lily, but he didn’t particularly like her either.
“What’s so inconvenient about that? You drive to work anyway, and no one will complain if you’re late since you’re the boss. There’s a guest at home now, so you need to stay home for a few days.”
“Mom, I’m tired after being out today. I’m driving right now, so it’s not a good time to talk. I’ll hang up now.”
Duncan didn’t outright reject his mother’s request; he simply found an excuse to end the call.
After the call, Mrs. Lewis said helplessly to her husband, “I’m afraid your youngest son will be single for the rest of his life. Lily is a wonderful girl who doesn’t mind his scarred face, yet he won’t even spend time with her.”
Mr. Lewis replied calmly, “You’re being too hasty and obvious in your intentions. You’ve set up several blind dates for Duncan, and he has grown a dislike for them. He doesn’t want to be controlled by us.”
“Just let him be. If he’s meant to stay single, arranging hundreds of blind dates won’t help. If he’s destined to meet someone, he will, and it will happen without your interference.”
“Whatever will be, will be.”
Mrs. Lewis twisted her husband’s arm in frustration and scolded, “It’s because of a father like you that your son is still a bachelor at thirty-six!”
Mr. Lewis didn’t get angry at her scolding. “The younger generation will manage on their own. What’s the point of worrying about them? I’m not concerned. They each have their own paths. Let nature take its course.”
After saying this, he pulled the quilt over his head to avoid further conversation with his wife.

pinched him again. The night passed in silence. The following day marked the grand opening of All You Can Eat. Serenity and Mrs. Lane arrived at the store early in the morning, where Liberty was already hard at work.

“Liberty, is the ribbon for the ribbon-cutting ceremony ready?” Serenity asked. Having a ribbon-cutting ceremony was an essential tradition before opening a new store. Serenity acknowledged their slight superstitions; a similar ceremony took place when she first opened the bookstore with Jasmine.

“Everything is ready,” Liberty replied, having risen at three in the morning to prepare. She was in good spirits, as people often are during happy occasions. This was her first time opening a store, and Serenity assisted her sister in setting up the ribbon for the ceremony later on.

Zachary, who accompanied Serenity, could not help with the preparations due to his lack of experience. Instead, he sat by and assisted his sister-in-law with Sonny. Though Sonny was still asleep, Liberty felt it was too risky to leave him alone in the rented apartment. She had carried him on her back and arrived at three o’clock.

Once the ribbon-cutting ceremony concluded, they celebrated by popping confetti. “I can’t believe I’m late,” Duncan said as he arrived with several flower stands. Noticing the confetti on the ground, he helped Liberty arrange the flowers and added with a grin, “I set an alarm, but I still ended up late.”

“Liberty came early to prepare, while you only showed up after dawn. Naturally, you’re late,” Zachary stated matter-of-factly as he handed the still-asleep Sonny to Duncan. After holding Sonny for over an hour, it was time for Duncan to take his turn.

Duncan gently cradled Sonny. “He didn’t wake up when they…”

“Did you pop the confetti?”

“He’s sleeping soundly after all the fun he had yesterday.”

Liberty greeted Duncan as he entered the store and expressed her desire to hold her son. However, Duncan replied, “Don’t you need to make breakfast for me? I’m your first customer, right? Let me hold Sonny. I want to carry him while he’s asleep.”

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