Love at First Novel

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“Uncle Jimenez, Ah Harlow’s eldest daughter, Liberty, has gone to Jensburg. She is now developing in Jensburg, so you won’t be able to see her for a while.”

Audrey said it warmly. She knew the reason why Uncle Jimenez looked at Elisa more. Uncle Jimenez was probably worried that no one from her mother’s lineage could take over the Farrell family.

Uncle Jimenez was the most loyal. He believed that the Farrell family was from the lineage of his head.

Even though Clarissa, the current matriarch, had been the head of the family for more than forty years, Uncle Jimenez still did not recognize Clarissa’s legal status.

Clarissa didn’t want Uncle Jimenez to live, but she just felt that Uncle Jimenez was alive. She always felt that she was sitting in the wrong position. Without Uncle Jimenez, her sisters would all be dead. It was only natural for her to take over the Farrell family.

It seems justified.

“Serenity is on her way here. You will be able to see her later.”

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“Serenity looks more like her father, and Liberty looks more like Harlow. Liberty’s son, Sonny, looks very much like Harlow when he was a child. If he puts on a skirt and puts on two pigtails, he will look even more like her.”

Liberty was so fat that she lost her original shape, so Audrey never found her sister.

The old assistant nodded happily. “I know everything. My friends told me.”

Audrey solemnly thanked several elderly people.

She thanked them for saving Uncle Jimenez’s life and allowing her and Uncle Jimenez to reunite after decades of separation.

Uncle Jimenez was still alive today, thanks to their care over the years.

Although there was not much evidence in Uncle Jimenez’s hands, Uncle Jimenez existed like a family member in Audrey’s heart. Now that they can see each other again, it is like finding a family member. These are all the works of the old miracle doctor and others.

As a junior member of her loyal uncle, she naturally wanted to express her gratitude to several seniors.

“You’re welcome, Miss Audrey. We also appreciate my brother’s loyalty, so we meddled in other matters and saved his life. We haven’t done enough. If we had confirmed that Miss Audrey was in Wiltspoon earlier, we could have changed the outcof many things.”

Audrey said, “How can you blthe seniors? I have only recently determined my life experience.”

Her memory was that no one in her family was left. She and her sister were constantly being transferred, and finally the people who protected them died, and the two sisters ended up in an orphanage in Wiltspoon.

At that time, the incident happened suddenly, and the two sisters, at a young age, had no idea of the truth of the tragedy.

She has experienced too much, and she also has smemory loss. Needless to say, her sister, Harlow, will not be able to remember it, even if she is alive.

“Fortunately, God has eyes.” Audrey said gratefully, “Let us meet again.”

She took her family to express her gratitude to several seniors once again.

At this time, a servant cin and said respectfully to Audrey, “Madam, Young Master York and Young Mistress are here.”

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“Please quickly.”

No need to invite Serenity got out of the car and hurried to the house.

Zachary quickly followed her and whispered to her, “Seren, slow down and be careful.”

She still carried the fruit of their love in her belly.

As if Serenity didn’t hear his instructions, a gust of wind blew into the room and landed in front of Audrey and others.

“Old sir.”

Serenity recognized the old miracle doctor, and when he saw the old miracle doctor present, he first greeted him respectfully.

The old miracle doctor nodded, smiled, and said, “Miss York, long tno see.”

He looked at Serenity’s face and thought he was very good. When he got home, he could tell Jane that Serenity was well taken care of by the York family.

Zachary doted on his wife.

He heard that the men of the York family were all slaves to their wives, and they doted on their wives very much.

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