wealthy circles, mingling with both affluent men and heiresses. Through her social interactions, Serenity honed her ability to recognize highborn individuals, and Lily’s poise and grace immediately stood out to her.
“Mrs. York, my name is Lily, Lily Harmon,” Lily introduced herself.
“Hello, Ms. Harmon,” Serenity replied, smiling and choosing to leave the conversation there.
Lily had longed to befriend Serenity, but they had not yet formed a close relationship. This moment felt appropriate for a brief introduction, ensuring Serenity would remember her name. She knew there would be ample opportunities to cultivate their friendship in the future.
Duncan inquired, “What brings you here?”
It was only seven o’clock; was Lily there to spy on him? Duncan had not yet returned home and was still an unwelcome guest at Zachary’s villa. There was no way Lily could have tracked him down unless she had been waiting nearby, aware that he would have his usual breakfast at Liberty’s diner.
He guessed correctly. However, it wasn’t Lily who had been keeping an eye on him; it was his mother. Mrs. Lewis had stationed people around the vicinity, ensuring she was the first to know when her associates spotted Duncan from afar. She then dispatched Lily to approach him.
Lily was disciplined, rising early each day to run and exercise. Mrs. Lewis had also arranged for her to stay in one of Duncan’s properties, conveniently located near Lewis & Co., making it easy for her to arrive quickly.
“I’m here because you’re here,” Lily responded matter-of-factly, tilting her head slightly as she looked at Duncan.
Duncan remarked, “As long as you’re okay with it.”
“What else can I say when your stomach can handle the food? Did you forget that I started from the bottom too?” Lily remarked, recalling her journey from the very lowest tier in the
At the company, no one was aware that she was the boss’s daughter. She performed the most demanding tasks for the lowest wages, and her basic needs were no different from those of any regular employee.
Before rising through the ranks, Lily had to sneak home to avoid revealing her identity as the boss’s daughter. She often rented the cheapest apartment or shared accommodations with others to afford a better living situation.
Duncan responded, “Oh, I didn’t know that. Maybe my mom mentioned it, but I didn’t pay much attention.”
He had known Lily since they were younger, but he never considered her part of his friend group. Duncan wouldn’t have realized that she was the daughter of his mother’s best friend had he not run into her during her trip to Wiltspoon.
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