Mrs. Lewis saw that there were no freshly delivered flower bouquets or fruit baskets in the ward and completely believed Liberty’s words.

She thought, ‘Did that boy really not come to see Liberty? But he admitted that he was here to visit her.’

However, Liberty said that she did not see him.

There was only one possibility—her son came but did not enter the ward.

That was why Liberty did not see him.

In the end, the problem lay with her son.

“He was already here at the hospital and on the same floor anyway. Why didn’t he come see you?” Mrs. Lewis asked, pretending to be ignorant.

Liberty smiled and said nothing.

Duncan and her paths crossed frequently, but most of the time, it was because Duncan going to her store for breakfast.

He helped her a lot, but that was only because she was Zachary’s sister-in-law.

Mrs. Lewis looked at Sonny, who was eating by himself, and said, “I won’t bother you anymore, Liberty. You should continue feeding Sonny. I have to visit my friend now.”

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