Chapter 4112

Duncan quickly said, “I’m just happy, really happy. It won’t affect my sleep, babe. I’m just so happy mainly because you rarely say such sweet words to me. I feel insecure and I always feel like you don’t love me that much. “I always worry that you accepted my feelings out of guilt.” Liberty laughed and said, “Duncan, I’m not a three-year-old child. I’m in my thirties and have been through a divorce. When it comes to getting married again, I’m extremely cautious. “It’s definitely not something I take lightly. If I didn’t have feelings for you, I wouldn’t have married you. It’s not out of guilt. I didn’t cause your car accident, so I couldn’t possibly marry you out of guilt.” Liberty was very rational. As she put it, she was a woman who had been through a divorce and had stumbled once in love. When it came to remarrying, she was extremely cautious. There had to be mutual affection, a solid emotional foundation, and the other person and their family had to fully accept her and her son. Duncan had met these conditions, which was why she agreed to marry him. Duncan loved her, and she had come to love Duncan. He also treated Sonny as his own. After Duncan's car accident, his family had also come to terms with their relationship. As long as Duncan was happy, as long as he was willing to get married, they would accept whoever he chose to marry. He was almost forty and knew very well what he wanted, after all. “I don’t say sweet words every day because I'm so busy with work. Besides, I think at our age, our love is more profound. It doesn’t need to be said out loud. As long as you know I love you and I know you love me, that’s enough.” Duncan said, “Babe, there’s no room for doubt between the two of us now that we’ve opened up and spoken our hearts. Now that I know, I won’t overthink things anymore. “I won’t worry that you don’t truly love me, or that you might leave me.” “You silly fool,” Liberty chided gently. “In front of you, I’m always an insecure fool.” Liberty said, “Before we got married, I asked you if you would regret it. If you wouldn’t, then we would go ahead. “I’ve said it before, as long as you don’t leave, I won’t walk away either.” She had always been serious about love, including her relationship with Hank. Back then, she had truly loved Hank. They had been together since their student days into adulthood. If she had not loved him deeply, she would not have quit her job after marriage, willingly become a housewife, and bore a child for Hank. She had given her all, only to be betrayed and despised. She had even thought of sealing off her heart, never wanting to have romance in her life again, just wanting to raise her son alone. It was Duncan's pursuit, persistence, and deep affection that slowly moved her to regain her confidence and choose to believe in love once more. She hoped that this time, her choice was right and that she and Duncan could spend the rest of their lives together. “Liberty, I love you. I love you so, so much.” “Me too. Let’s sleep now, it’ll be dawn soon.” “Okay.” The couple finally ended their call. After Liberty hung up, Duncan thought for a moment and then sent a message to his secretary, instructing him to cancel all his appointments for the next week and to arrange for him to fly to Jensburg after dawn. His wife needed support now, and that was what he was going to be. Even if she did not need him to do anything, just having him by her side would make her feel more at ease.