Grandma May said to her friends, “It’s a little cold today. Do you guys want to have a drink to warm yourselves up?”
“Madam,” Sam immediately objected when he heard this. “You mustn’t. If Mr. Zachary finds out, he’ll blame me for not taking good care of you.”
“How would he know if you don’t tell him? Zack’s beginning to resemble his grandfather by the day, that control freak,” she grumbled.
Her friends laughed and said, “He’s just worried about your health. At our age, it’s better to drink less alcohol.”
“It’s fine if we have a bit of fruit wine. Sam, get two bottles of fruit wine. It’s not satisfying to have grilled food without alcohol.”
Sam did not object further. He called the main residence to have the fruit wine delivered. Apart from the fish they caught themselves, Sam had prepared other foods to grill for the ladies. There were a few kids too young to go to preschool enjoying themselves too. Sam had prepared fruit juice for them.
This was the kind of life Grandma May enjoyed, surrounded by both old and young. Next year, her first great-grandchild would be born.
She gave the sausage she just grilled to a cute little girl and even patted her hair. “Dolly’s getting cuter as she grows. You look just like a doll! Your mom gave you the perfect name.”
Dolly took the sausage and said sweetly, “Thank you, Old Mrs. York.”
Grandma May smiled kindly. “What else do you want to eat? I’ll grill it for you.”
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