The Yorks raised their children strictly according to Grandma May’s traditional playbook. It was not just about getting good grades in school; the kids were also required to have incredible life skills. In short, they had to be well-rounded, fully capable individuals who could handle anything thrown their way.
As the future head of the Fisher family, Jeanne shouldered a massive burden. Even though her parents pampered her and spoiled her rotten, she had to master every single lesson required of an heir.
That was why basic household chores like cooking and prepping meals were a total walk in the park for her.
Serenity smiled and said, “You rarely get a chance to visit, and here you are helping me with chores. I’m starting to feel a little guilty.”
“Oh, I do this at home all the time. Sometimes I even cook full meals for Mom and Dad.”
“How are your parents doing lately?” Serenity asked, checking in on Liberty’s life.
In truth, the two sisters called or video-chatted with each other every few days anyway.
Furthermore, Duncan made it a point to travel back to Wiltspoon for a few days every single month to spend time with his parents and extended family.
Whenever he was back in town, Duncan’s very first stop was always to the Yorks. Therefore, Serenity was well aware of how Liberty was doing, but the question was just a habit.
“They’re doing great. Mom is still as busy as ever. But Dad has handed over a massive chunk of the family business to Sonny and me, so he’s actually a lot freer now. He’s been focusing on his anti-aging routine lately. He even went out and got his hair dyed just a couple of days ago.”
Duncan was a few years older than Liberty. Having crossed into his sixties, he had officially entered the senior demographic, so getting gray hair was completely natural.
However, he refused to accept that he was aging. In fact, he was terrified that Liberty would start viewing him as an old man. Even though Liberty had started getting gray hair of her own, he felt ancient compared to her, which was why he constantly dyed his to maintain a more youthful appearance.
Liberty, on the other hand, preferred to let nature take its course. She knew that no matter how much she tried to keep herself looking young, aging was inevitable, and she embraced it gracefully.
After all, Sonny was already in his mid-thirties, so it was only right that she looked her age.
Serenity chuckled. “Zachary also rushes to dye his hair the second he spots a single strand of gray.”

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