Daisy watched the large group of children playing and thought to herself that the York family truly had a vast legacy and a thriving household.

The children paused their playing when they noticed the unfamiliar face.

Jane, Liberty, and the others who had been sitting nearby came over.

“Aunt Rosella.” They greeted Rosella, following Serenity’s lead.

Rosella smiled in acknowledgment, and Serenity introduced Daisy to her sister and friends.

Everyone exchanged pleasantries with Daisy.

Looking at Jane, Daisy said with a smile, “So you’re the daughter of the Lafayette family from Meadspring. I’ve heard about you but never had the chance to meet you. I didn’t expect to see you in person today.”

She extended her right hand, and Jane shook it warmly. “Five hundred years ago, all of us with the surname Lafayette were one family.”

Daisy laughed.

The Meadspring Lafayettes were more renowned and had a lineage that went further back than the Lafayettes of Solville.

However, after a period