As Grandma May complained about her great-grandchildren being noisy, her companions said, “You love the lively atmosphere anyway. You’re so lucky. We’d be overjoyed if we had this many great-grandchildren bothering us.”

Despite her complaints, Grandma May was actually happy about it.

She often called Josh and Julian to bring their children over. Julian’s son was a little over two years old. He still had not attended preschool and was an active kid.

Julian brought his son to Wildridge Manor frequently because he knew Grandma May liked her place to be lively. His retired parents would also visit the manor. Julian had become the head of the Bucham family.

Joyful laughter and squeals of the children could be heard daily at Wildridge Manor.

Grandma May had seven great-grandsons, and three of them had started attending preschool. Since they were on summer vacation, all of her grandsons were gathered at the manor. With many children around, even the closest of brothers would start fight