Serenity changed the topic. She did not like Grandma May saying such self-deprecating words.

To her, Grandma May was forever young and someone Serenity revered.

She mentioned River’s and Alex’s marriages because she knew Grandma May was worried about them.

“Ms. Lafayette and River have been enemies for years. They know each other well. I met Ms. Lafayette once I arrived in Solville. After observing her and River’s quarrel, I think they might have a chance.”

As expected, Grandma May was interested.

She was the one who suggested that Serenity take the kids to Solville. She also asked Serenity to urge River to get married.

River was thirty-one years old and still single. Grandma May felt guilty and useless for not being able to arrange marriages for River and Alex beforehand. She felt bad that River was still single at this age.

Zachary was the most difficult to handle out of her nine grandsons. Even so, she had managed to get him to marry at the age of thirty.

Meanwhile, Alex w