However, those ladies were not as healthy as Grandma May. Despite being old, she often traveled by plane to pick wife candidates for her grandsons.

‘We’re unfilial,’ Dylan thought.

If his nana had not given them the task, he would have gotten married after he turned thirty-five years old instead of twenty-eight.

Although he was envious of Zachary and Serenity’s happy marriage, he preferred freedom and being unrestrained.

Grandma May had most likely guessed their thinking and knew they would only wed after hitting thirty. Therefore, she tasked them with pursuing their wives.

“Nana can stay in shape by dancing. Besides, her dancing at home won’t disturb anyone.”

Zachary was aware that Grandma May had learned dancing from the old ladies in group dancing sessions.

The elderly had always led a carefree life, unrestrained by their status or identity. As her grandsons, they simply wished for her happiness and supported anything she did that brought her joy.

“Why were you lookin