Alex said, “I always have time for my nana, especially for a check-up. Zack and the others shouldn’t have a problem with that. “Serenity has her hands full, working, running the estate, and taking care of the kids. No need to trouble her. I’ll go with you, Nana.” Grandma May said, “Alright then. Since you have time, I’ll take you up on that. I’ll leave Serenity out of it. She’s pretty swamped with everything going on.” The title of the lady of the manor came with a lot of responsibilities. Not to mention, Serenity had her own career, too. If not to be there for the kids as they grew up, Serenity would be out working from dawn to dusk. “I’ll get an appointment for you with Sheila now.” “Don’t bother. I already have one. I’d never get a good time slot if I waited for her. Sheila’s morning appointments are all booked. There are only a few slots left in the afternoon. “I can’t see her in the afternoon for a physical examination. I don’t want to fast that long.” Grandma May

Across Wiltspoon’s higher society, very few successful men could rise to the York boys’ level. Most upper-crust gentlemen were consumed by their careers. They would get a pat on the back for finding time in their busy schedule to show a bit of care to their children. Many struggled to recall their children’s age, grade, or school.Even among ordinary families, most fathers firmly believed that raising children was solely a woman’s responsibility. Hank was no different. His child was something he paid attention to only when he felt like it. Otherwise, he simply ignored his son.Hank had never bothered with Sonny before. A lot had happened since the divorce, and that was when he began to slip into the role of a father. He worked hard to regain Sonny’s affection, and they were finally in a decent place. “The nannies and housekeeper can keep watch of Callia. Zack doesn’t have to take time off.” Grandma May uttered, “It’s a break for him. He can unwind. He can take Callia to Serenit

“I see, but Grandma May looks fit and robust at her age.” Sheila added, “Apart from seniors who have worked all their lives, I hardly see an elderly person with your nana’s level of stamina.” Grandma May was in her nineties, which was pretty old among the elderly. “Exactly. Nana often traveled around years ago. Zack kept her grounded in the last few years. She’s a great-grandmother now. She doesn’t feel the need to travel around with the little ones keeping her busy.” Sheila grinned. Grandma May was a quirky old lady, and Sheila adored her. “It’s late, Sheila. I don’t want to keep you from your sleep. Have some rest. You’re working tomorrow. I took the morning off tomorrow because I’m taking Nana to get a physical examination.” Sheila answered, “Okay. Good night.” She did not give much thought to Alex’s mention of taking Grandma May for a check-up. After the call, Sheila set her phone down on the nightstand, turned off the lights, and lay down. With each interactio

Zachary said in resignation, “Nana is on a mission to get Alex a wife. She told me to take time off this morning to care for Callia. Alex is taking her to the hospital for a physical. It’s clear that she’s heading there for the doctor Alex likes. “We all know Nana’s going to get involved one way or another. Otherwise, she’d lose sleep over the whole thing.” Serenity replied, “I can take the time off and stay with Callia if you can’t get away from your work.” While the butlers and nannies were present, it felt right to have one of the parents stay behind for the child. The domestic staff was wonderful and trustworthy, but Callia was not even two yet. She was too young to be without a family member nearby. Usually, Tania and the others would step into the childcare role when Grandma May was not available. Tania and other family members were away in Solville at the moment. They would probably be back after ironing out the kinks in River and Rosalie’s wedding plans. “It’s alr

Zachary set Callia down on the bed and walked away for two seconds before turning back to pick her up.On second thought, Zachary decided to bring Callia along, so she could pick out her own outfit. Callia owned a lot of clothes, and every outfit was more adorable than the last. Faced with too many choices, Callia could not make up her mind. In the end, Zachary picked out a dress for her. Zachary loved how beautiful Callia looked in the dress. She was sweet and cute like a doll. Callia inherited the best from him and Serenity. It was no wonder she was more lovable than their son. If Heath could read Zachary’s thoughts, his father’s favoritism would not sit well with him. Zachary got Callia dressed and asked, “Do you want a bottle, Callia?” “Yes,” Callia replied. She added, “Wash.” Callia felt around her face. She reminded Zachary to help her get cleaned up. Serenity would wash her face and brush her teeth when Callia woke up in the morning. Once Callia was a li