Serenity and Zachary York



Zachary's mouth twitched.

His nana called him a blockhead again.

Serenity could not help but laugh.

Grandma May liked to call her grandsons blockheads, but were blockheads this handsome?

Sugar glanced at Dylan when everyone's attention was elsewhere.

When Grandma May arrived at the Stones' manor, she also informed her other grandsons who were in Wiltspoon to come over to meet the elders. Although the elders accepted her invitation and promised to visit Wildridge Manor, she was still afraid they would go back on their word.

Where would she find them if they suddenly disappeared?

Despite being born in the same generation, Grandma May was unfamiliar with the elders. She had only heard about them but had not met them in person.

She could not guarantee that they would visit Wildridge Manor for her.

After hearing Grandma May's words, Silver glanced at Sugar. He teased Grandma May, "I don't think you have to look any further. What do you think of my student? Sugar is in her twenties and still single. I told her to find someone and get married, but she would instead tell us to do it first.

"It's infuriating. We're so old that we're almost ancients. There's no point in getting married. I don't need to marry an old woman and share my assets with her."

Grandma May looked toward Sugar and smiled. "Sugar's great. I like her. I think she suits Dylan a lot. However, he's a rebellious one. He didn't want the lady I chose for him and insisted on pursuing another girl. He still doesn't even know her name.

"My other grandsons have their brides chosen, while those who are available are still not of marriageable age. If Sugar doesn't mind dating younger guys, I can introduce River or Alex to her."

Sugar smiled. “I don't like younger guys, Grandma May. I prefer older guys, but not too old. He must be at least my age. I think younger ones are immature. I want a boyfriend, not a younger brother."

Dylan got nervous when Grandma May mentioned him.

He felt relieved when he heard her saying he was a rebellious grandson who did not listen to her.

Feelings could not be forced.

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If he did not come clean with her, she would fall deeper in love with him and end up more miserable. Not only that, the Yorks and the Doyles would become enemies.

That would be terrible.

Anyway, Dylan liked Chameleon Fox.

Grandma May could label him as rebellious all she wanted but he would not listen to her about anything related to his marriage.

She had also given up on setting up his marriage, saying she would leave him be, as long as he did not regret it down the road.

"I like Sugar. I know many outstanding young men. If you're willing, I'm more than happy to match you to a few of them." Grandma May was excited to set Sugar up for a blind date.

Patrick laughed. "You can introduce a few good men to Sugar. I believe at least one of them will have good chemistry with her. That way, Silver won't have to sigh and worry every day till he grows more gray hair about his students not getting married."

Silver added, "Sugar is in your hands then, Old Mrs. York. The more the merrier As Patrick mentioned, if she meets more guys, there'll be at least one of them who'll be suitable for her"

All the youngsters were speechless.

Had the room turned into a matchmaking session?

Did the older generation always promote their young ones whenever they gathered?

After everyone had their laugh, Grandma May started introducing her grandsons to Patrick.

Patrick glanced over all of the York men. His gaze was filled with praise.

Finally, he gave Grandma May a thumbs up and said, "You're good at raising the children. All of your grandsons are outstanding. That's great." Grandma May smiled. "Thanks for the compliment, but they're simply getting by well and not particularly exceptional."