“I’m relieved that’s how you think now. Just know that Mr. Lewis doesn’t mean what he said to you, no matter how bad his attitude was. Don’t take it to heart.”

Serenity and Zachary went to the hospital earlier, and Duncan’s father told the couple everything.

She felt that Duncan did not mean to say whatever he said.

Duncan was just worried that he would be crippled and wheelchair-bound for the rest of his life, so he did not want everyone to pity him.

Liberty was silent for a while before saying, “I hope Mr. Lewis won’t give up on himself. I hope he’ll continue his rehabilitation after he gets discharged from the hospital. That way, he’ll recover soon.”

“I’m sure he will.”

Serenity looked at her sister.

“Is there anything else you want to say to me?” Liberty asked.

“Mr. Lewis’s car accident made headlines in Wiltspoon. Those people’s imaginations ran wild and dragged you into it.”

Liberty was stunned for a moment. She then took out her phone and looked at the local news. She s