Love at first sight novel (Judith Cooper)

The secretary hummed, "Mr. Lewis, I'm just talking to you. A person who always wears business suits and one day suddenly changes into beautiful casual clothes must be trying to attract someone's attention. Either way, she falls in love. They say women are only as good as those who please them."

Duncan turned to look at his secretary and said with a smile, "You do understand women quite well."

The secretary said, "Mr. Lewis, I am already the father of two children. A man with a family certainly understands women. If you want to please Miss Hunt, feel free to learn from me."

Duncan joked, "I didn't think of seeking advice from you at first, but I had thought of seeking advice from you earlier. Maybe now I can hold the beauty in my arms. I don't know how to please women, but I know that when I fall in love with her, I have to tolerate everything about her. I was sincere with her and gave my heart to her. She can feel it.

Rather than giving her various luxuries, I feel that when she needs help, I will help her as soon as possible. When she is in danger, I can rush to her side as soon as possible. Companionship can touch her heart more than giving luxuries."

Liberty never accepted his luxurious goods. At best, she would accept the bouquet he sent her.

Faced with a woman who doesn't value material things, he can only choose companionship.

Companionship is the longest confession of love.

The secretary had worked with Duncan for many years and witnessed his and Liberty's love. He knew that Duncan had no love for Liberty at first. It was just because Liberty was the sister of Serenity, and he gave her a job opportunity.

He thought Liberty was too fat at the time, so he asked Liberty to go to the company early every day to run and lose weight.

After spending a considerable amount of time together, Duncan began to feel a gradual attraction towards Liberty.

One was not interested in money, and the other was not interested in appearance.

The two of them would come together out of sincerity.

When Duncan fell in love with Liberty, she hadn't yet lost weight.

But at that time, Duncan didn't realize that he was in love with Liberty. He always believed that he was kind to Liberty for Zachary's sake.

The secretary said, "Miss Hunt is a very good girl. Mr. Lewis, when will you marry her? Then you will treat us all to a wedding banquet."

Duncan smiled and said, "When Liberty and I get married, we will definitely treat you all to a wedding banquet and then distribute red envelopes to all the company's employees. All the company's canteens will follow the banquet model on the wedding day, inviting all employees to eat for free for three days and three nights.

The company's middle and senior management would be invited to the wedding banquet.

There were not many employees at Lewis & Co., so it was impossible to entertain the entire company.

However, he could hold a banquet in the company canteen and treat all company employees to free meals for three days and three nights. Additionally, he would distribute red envelopes to all employees. This was what Zachary and Serenity did when they held their wedding.

All employees of the York Corporation received red envelopes and enjoyed banquets.

He couldn't let Liberty suffer injustice, nor could he lose to his two friends.

When Liberty and Hank got married, the wedding was very ordinary.

When he and Liberty held their wedding, he would definitely do it with great fanfare. When the time came, he would personally send invitations to Hank and invite Hank and the Brown family to attend his wedding to Liberty.

Didn't they enjoy speaking ill of him in front of Sonny?

Didn't he always want to ruin his relationship with Liberty and not let her marry him?

He let everyone in the Brown family witness his and Liberty's happiness!

The secretary smiled and said, "Mr. Lewis, then we'll wait until you invite us to a wedding banquet."

The two people walked while talking and soon arrived at the company's canteen.