Cupid's Arrow hit me hard!

"Don't mention it anymore, I truly have never disliked you. Just like when I was as fat as a pig, you never disliked me for that."

Duncan hurriedly said, "You are not ugly, not ugly at all. You weren't ugly, you looked very cute back then."

"I was ugly, I hated my chubby self when I looked in the mirror."

It was forgivable to be foolish once, but she would not be foolish for the second time. She had to take good care of herself in the future, and never eat recklessly again. Before she lost weight, not only did she have fatty liver, but she also had high uric acid.

After losing weight, the uric acid was normal, and the fatty liver was also reversed.

"Liberty, you bought some toys for Sonny and new clothes for yourself, but you did not buy me anything," Duncan changed the topic and became jealous of Sonny.

"You have everything you need. Sonny is a child, he grows up fast, and he has to buy new clothes almost every year. Your height is set, and last year's clothes can still be worn this year."

Liberty smiled and said, "I'll bring some of Jensburg's specialties back to you."

Duncan sourly said, "Sonny will grow up to be someone else's husband, and in the future, his wife will take care of him. The person who will accompany you to old age is me, you should care more about me. I also want new clothes, as long as you buy them, I will like them."

Liberty rarely gave him gifts.

In the past, Liberty said that she did not want to remarry and rejected his feelings.

Now, Liberty did not explicitly say that she would marry him in the future, but she already had romantic feelings for him, and in the eyes of everyone else, they were already a couple.

Duncan automatically assumed the role of her husband and would accompany her for the rest of her life.

Even if she did not marry him in the end, he was still by her side while maintaining their friendship and he could accompany her for the rest of their lives.

Duncan really wanted to receive a gift from Liberty, no matter if it was expensive or not, as long as it was given by her, he liked it.

The bouquet she sent before was counted, and at that time he was a patient, and the flowers she sent were considered a courtesy.

Zachary and Josh would receive small gifts from their women from time to time, and Duncan was very envious every time he saw those two showing off in front of him.

The outfits of his buddies were all coordinated by their wives.

Josh bragged to him that even his underwear and socks were all prepared by Jasmine.

Among the trio, he was the most pitiable.

He had not married the girl he loved, and thus rarely received thoughtful gifts from her.

Liberty chuckled. "Just messing with you. If you don't mind, I'll buy it for you. I'll say it first, the gifts I buy for you won't be as expensive as what you buy for yourself. It won't be any luxurious brand goods. With my current financial situation, I can only afford mid-range products for you."

"Like I said, whatever you give me, whether cheap or expensive, I'll appreciate it.

"Even if you give me a blade of grass, I will still treasure it."

Liberty said, "I'll go to the outskirts of Jensburg and cut a bunch of grass for you. It's a long way to bring it back, so you better keep it well," Liberty said and burst into laughter.

She told a lie to reassure Duncan and ended up tripping on her own lies. Now, she had to buy a gift for Duncan.

"Okay."

Duncan laughed as well.

He knew Liberty would not actually bring a bunch of grass back for him.

"It's late, you should get some rest soon. Remember to do your rehab tomorrow morning. Mrs. Lewis told me that you skipped rehab today."

Corey regularly reported her son's condition to Liberty.