Old lady York smiled warmly at Elora. "Elora, if you have something to say, go ahead. I'm listening."

Facing old lady York's kind and gentle demeanor, Elora's expression softened, and her voice grew quieter, almost tender.

"Old lady York, thank you for thinking so highly of me. Since you've chosen me for Tatum, I assume you know about my family situation."

Old lady York nodded without hesitation.

She knew everything.

She made it a point to understand the background of every potential granddaughter-in-law.

"I can't marry someone who lives far away," Elora admitted honestly. "If Tatum and I are together, he'd have to live with my family. I'm very particular about certain things-like having him around for my meals. That means he wouldn't be able to leave for long periods, and his visits back home would be short. Tatum is your grandson, someone you've raised with care. Unless it's absolutely necessary, I wouldn't ask him to live with my family."

and stayed in Annenburg long-term, it would essentially mean he was living with her family.

responded calmly, "When children grow up, they go where life takes them—whether for love or work. How many people

if he comes back less often in the future, that's okay. We can always visit. I'm old, but his parents are still young. They can easily take a plane to see you

responsibilities will lighten. Whether you choose to stay there or return to

for work, settle down, and rarely return home. Some

"old lady York, can you really speak for your son and daughterin-law

My son and

I believe that even after marriage,

chose for her grandsons. If she hadn't approved of their character, she wouldn't have agreed

you?" old lady York's

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