It was Imogen’s first time hearing an elder doing that for their grandchildren.

It was already an era where people could date and marry anyone they wished to. Why were there still elders who interfered with the marriages of the young ones?

Imogen thought of her parents at that moment and took back her words.

Parents and elders were behind most political marriages between wealthy families.

Children of those families did not have much freedom to choose their significant others. Benefits were of utmost priority. It depended on how much of an advantage the marriage would provide to the companies of both families.

“Why did your nana choose me? I’ve never met her before,” Imogen asked, puzzled.

She had not met Grandma May and even if she did, she had no recollection.

However, Grandma May must have observed and investigated her before choosing her as Dylan’s future wife. The old lady had passed a picture of Imogen to Dylan and told him to pursue her.

“I don’t know. Although Nana