Tania had wholeheartedly accepted Serenity as her daughter-in-law.

In the future, she would teach her the internal workings of the York family. Once she handed all the responsibilities to her, she could retire.

Serenity was a willing and earnest learner, motivated and ambitious. In that sense, she was a good match for Zachary, who was also ambitious.

More importantly, Tania felt Zachary was utterly smitten with Serenity. She had no choice but to accept Serenity for her son’s sake.

As long as Zachary was happy, Serenity’s inferior background did not matter.

Besides, they had found out that Serenity was a descendant of the Fisher family of Jensburg. That was good enough.

Back in its prime, the Fisher family had been on par with the York family.

Moreover, Serenity’s aunt was the Stone family’s missus. Liberty was also working hard to back Serenity up.

Tania admired Serenity and Liberty’s mindset.

The higher society could say whatever they wanted. Tania would simply ignor