Love at First Novel

"Duncan, I know you're anxious," Zachary said, slightly amused by his friend's complaints.

It made it seem like Zachary didn't care about Liberty at all. As long as he still loved Serenity, he would care about Liberty's safety. Liberty was Serenity's only sister, the one who raised her.

Zachary had great respect for Liberty. To him, she was both his sister-in-law and his mother-in-law.

Whenever the young couple had a minor conflict, Zachary would complain to Liberty. If Serenity ignored him, he would feel wronged and would vent to Liberty.Content provided by NôvelDrama.Org.

Serenity once said she had never seen a man who would go back to his wife's family to complain about something. Zachary was that kind of person.

"How could I not care about my sister? She's my wife's biological sister, equivalent to my mother-in-law."

An elder sister is like a mother.

At fifteen, Liberty lived with her ten-year-old sister and took care of her. She played the role of both an elder sister and a parent. Not only did she become outstanding herself, but she also raised her younger sister to be outstanding.

Zachary continued, "I also persuaded my sister to come back, but she said that even with Grandpa Jimenez as a witness, it might not be possible to make the head of the Farrell family pay with her life. After all, the incident happened forty or fifty years ago, and the statute of limitations has long passed.

My sister is unwilling to accept this. She wants Clarissa to pay with her life. Now Clarissa wants to fight us to the death. Only when we catch her with evidence can we make her pay with her life.

Don't worry, I've already sent more people to protect my sister. Clive flew to Jensburg this evening and has now reunited with her. Kevin is there too, as is the Queen family. My sister will be fine."

Zachary comforted Duncan, "My sister specifically told me not to let you know, fearing you would worry and be anxious. But I couldn't hide it. Don't worry, Duncan. If you worry, my sister will know and she'll have to calm you down."

Duncan said sullenly, "How could I dare to call Liberty? I'm afraid I wouldn't be able to control my emotions and affect your sister's mood. I feel depressed, it's all my fault for being useless!"

Duncan always thought of himself as a man of integrity. But when the woman he loved was in danger, he couldn't be by her side and couldn't help her. No matter how many people he arranged to go there, he wouldn't feel at ease.

"I'm so scared. I'm afraid she'll get hurt again like last time. The last time she got hurt, I still get scared whenever I think of it. And she wash I ambushed when she first arrived in Jensburg. I'm so scared. I'm terrified. Zachary, I would rather Liberty be an ordinary woman. She doesn't need to have any family background. As long as she's simple, I don't need her to be a powerful woman. As long as she does what she likes, it's fine. I can give her the best life and support her for her whole life. I don't care about her family background. Even if she's the daughter of a beggar, I know who she is and I will never despise her."

Duncan beat his legs again.

Zachary had no choice but to stop him and shouted sternly, "Duncanm please don't do this. It won't be easy NO for any of us if you act like this. If my sister knew you blamed yourself, she would feel even worse." Duncan remained silent.

Zachary said, "Believe in my sister, believe in all of us, believe that good will prevail over evil Clarissa killed her elder sister and younger sister. There will always be retribution. I don't believe that God can still favor her." In order to calm Duncan's emotions, Zachary even brought up God.