When Old lady Sage heard the words 'grandson-in-law', she was so happy that she had a huge smile on her face.
The old lady had always been thinking about Braydon Neal and Heather Sage's marriage.
She said kindly, "There's no hurry. These two know what they are doing."
"Since ancient times, marriages have been decided by the elders. How can we let these young ones do as they wish?"
Maximilan Kerr said, treating Braydon as a junior.
Braydon did not mind. The main purpose of his visit today was to see Grandma Sage.
As for outsiders, Braydon obviously did not care.
"Harold," Old lady Sage said, "bring Braydon to your courtyard to rest. I'll go over after my conversation with Master Kerr."
"Alright, you two come with me!" Harold Sage smiled.
Now, he and Braydon were no longer distant.
They were all of the same age, so there was no communication barrier.
The three of them left the living room and took a walk outside.
