Serenity and Zachary York novel Chapter 1875

The Johnsons were well aware of the fact that the Yorks had not had a daughter for several generations.

Old Mrs. Johnson had a daughter but not a granddaughter. Now that Jane gave birth to a great-granddaughter for her, it also made up for her regret of not having a granddaughter. She could not quite empathize with how much Grandma May hoped for a great-granddaughter.

Zachary and Serenity had been married for almost a year, yet Serenity was still not getting a baby bump. Old Mrs. Johnson did not dare to talk too much with Grandma May about children, worried that Grandma May would put pressure on Serenity due to her eagerness for a great-grandchild.

In fact, Serenity was in a rather difficult situation.

Fortunately, she was married to Zachary. The Yorks had good family values, and the elders were open-minded such that they would not urge them to have kids.

They also did not mind Serenity’s family background.

This was the same as when the Johnsons did not despise Jane in the past. Nevertheless, even though Jane was from the countryside, her family background was not poor as they were well-off.

Not to mention, Jane reunited with her biological parents and suddenly became the eldest granddaughter of the Lafayettes from Meadspring. Her identity became very valuable.

The head of the Lafayettes was Jane’s twin brother. After their dad retired, he split their private family assets equally between Jane and his brother. Putting aside her identity as Mrs. Young-Johnson, she was already a rich woman given her personal assets.

She had a net worth of tens of billions of dollars.

This was something Serenity could not compare with.

Therefore, Old Mrs. Johnson felt that the Yorks had great family values and open-minded elders. Grandma May was also unconventional in picking a granddaughter-in-law as she only valued one’s character.