Though she complained, the old lady truly adored having all the kids around. She often called Josh to bring over his second child, and even asked Julian to send his little one too. Julian's son was just over two and hadn't started preschool yet-he was full of energy.

Knowing the old lady liked a lively house, Julian often brought his son and even his own parents to visit. Now that he was officially the head of the Bucham family, not just Young Master Bucham, he understood the importance of family

presence.

Laughter and playful shouting from children could be heard all over Wildridge Manor these days.

Among the Yorks' great-grandchildren, there were seven little boys. Three of them usually went to kindergarten, but it was summer break now, so they were all home. With so many kids together, even the closest brothers ended up bickering and fighting.

The old lady laughed at the chaos.

asked Serenity, "How's River doing? He only came home for New Year's and

could he forget about you? He always asks how you're doing. Right now, he's out playing with the kids, but I'll have him

willing to hang out with her Uncle River. Even though they haven't seen each other for half a year, she still remembers

remembers," Serenity said. "Belle has a

I won't see her for a while. I already miss her. The moment you left, I started missing her. I wish I could cling to her leg and

“Grandma, we'll only be here for ten days or maybe

the old lady weren't so old, she would've insisted

had started being more protective of her lately. After the Johnson family's old

revolved around her. She couldn't travel far anymore, and if she did want to leave, a grandson had to accompany

a son—a grandson. Her sons were old too. Zachary and his siblings didn't want their aging parents to

their old matriarch regularly, but when it was her time, not even a

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