Love at first sight novel (Judith Cooper) novel Chapter 1552

Chapter 1552

Grandma May led Sonny out of the gazebo and asked Zachary.

Zachary replied, “These two aunts of Ms. Camryn, who are waiting outside now to meet Aunt Rosella, keep cursing Ms. Camryn for being an ungrateful wench They just want to seize the opportunity to take over the Newman family. However, I skipped the specifics. That’s up to Callum to worry about.”

Camryn would only be his sister–in–law in the future. Unless she begged him for help, he would not concern himself with the Newmans‘ affairs.

“Callum didn’t interfere much, right? Camryn can handle herself. Callum just needs to stand behind her and be her backer.”

Grandma May was full of trust in her chosen granddaughter–in–law and believed that Camryn would be able to handle the Newman family assets well.

Zachary did not speak.

Grandma May quickly changed the topic.

She did not have to worry about her second and third grandsons anymore. She had already chosen someone for them, so all left was for them to pursue their wives.

However, she had not decided on a wife for her fourth and fifth grandsons.

Her sixth grandson, Austin, and the ones that came after him could wait until they were older. There was no hurry.

Boys generally mature slower than girls.

If a man got married too early, he might not be able to afford the burden of a family.

It was necessary to push for marriage only after a man had a successful career. That way, he would be

able to afford to raise a family of his own without relying on his parents and siblings for help.

“It’s neither too hot nor cold now. Zack, it would’ve been nicer for you to take them to our island for a few days,” suggested Grandma May.

Zachary replied, “We came back to see you first, Nana, Where do you want to go?”

“I’m just an old pile of bones. I won’t go. You younglings go instead. Tell your brothers and go relax on the island for a few days.”

Grandma May still had to examine the wife candidates for her fourth and fifth grandsons. If there were no problems, she could finalize it.