After finishing the phone call with her sister, Serenity heard Sonny’s laughter outside, and said to herself without laughing: “A child’s face is like the sky in June, and it will change if it changes.”
Liberty over there returned to her new restaurant. Just after parking the car, she saw Duncan coming out of the restaurant in a wheelchair, and a bodyguard pushed him.
Duncan might have come to look for Liberty, but Liberty wasn’t in the restaurant, so he wanted to leave, but he didn’t expect Liberty to come back at this time.
Seeing Liberty getting out of the car, Duncan signaled to the bodyguards not to push him anymore, and he sat at the door of the restaurant, watching Liberty walk over with a smile. “Mr. Lewis, when did you come? How long have you been here?”
Liberty asked him as he walked over, “If I’m not in the restaurant, if you need me urgently, you can call me.”
“I just came here too. I went in and took a look around, and knew you were not there, and wanted to go home, so you came back. I have nothing to do, I just wanted to see you.”
Liberty was now the pillar of confidence for him to stand up. Only when he saw her getting better and better, he has a sense of crisis, can he persist in doing rehabilitation.
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