Chapter 958


    “There’s always wind blowing from any direction.”


    Grandma May pped away Callum’s hand that wanted to support her. “No need for that. I’m still hale


    and hearty. I won’t die until I see all of you marry and have children.”


    “Then I won’t marry and have children. I’ll let you live until you’re two hundred years old, Nana.”


    Grandma May whacked Callum.


    “You little brat. I followed your big brother back to the office today to talk about your marriage.”


    Callum was speechless. Was it toote for him to escape now?


    Of course, it was.


    He hurriedly helped his nana to the couch for a seat, then knelt in front of her and helped to massage


    her legs. He asked a little curiously yet nervously, “Who do you have your eye on, Nana? Is it someone


    I know?”


    He was aware that his nana had recently set her target on him.


    It was because he was the second born. Since the eldest got married, it was his turn now.


    “Nana, I’ll say this first. I’m not interested in getting married out of nowhere. Don’t lie on the ground


    again and let someone ‘save‘ you, then force me to marry that person in order to help you repay her.”


    Grandma May grinned and said, “I used that method for Zachary, so I won’t use it again for you. Don’t


    worry.”


    “So, who is she?”


    “Curious?”


    “Of course I am. It’s you who helped me pick. I want to know which woman managed to catch my


    nana’s eye.”


    To be honest, even now, he did not understand why his grandmother chose Serenity to be their eldest


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    Thus, he took the opportunity to ask.


    Grandma May said, “I really was ufortable at that time and was saved by


    Serenity. Don’t make it sound like I was running an insurance fraud scam. I also really like Serenity, but


    the reason I insisted Zack marry her was because of a fortune teller. He divined that Serenity and Zack


    were meant to be husband and wife.”


    Callum was speechless, but went on to ask, “Nana, where did that fortune tellere from? Is he that


    amazing?”


    “All fortune tellers can divine if a couple is meant for marriage.”


    Grandma May did not expose the fortune teller’s identity.


    “Pour me a ss of water.”


    “Sure thing.”


    Callum quickly poured her a cup of warm water.


    The olddy took two sips, then slowly took out two photos and handed them to


    Callum, saying, “Pick one of the two as your target. I’ll give you one year. Achieve the goal within one


    year.”


    “What if we don’t end up together after one year?”


    “Then you can get lost! You cane back when you finish the goal.”


    Callum was speechless. “Nana, you’re so cruel. We’re your grandsons.”


    “Grandsons are worthless.”


    “I can have a sex change operation and be your granddaughter instead.”


    “Be my guest, but even if you do that, you still won’t be a granddaughter in my eyes.”


    Callum chuckled. “I’m just joking, Nana.”


    He did not want to be a woman.


    He took the two photos from her hands and looked at them. Then, he widened his eyes and pointed to


    one of the photos, asking, “Nana, are you sure you’re looking for a wife for me? Why does it seem like


    you’re looking for a brother for me instead?”


    One of the pictures was of a handsome man.


    Grandma May rolled her eyes at him. “Have you heard of Ms. Stoll, President of Stoll Corporation in


    Annenburg?


    Casey Stoll was a woman who looked like a man. If it were not for her getting married and her


    pregnancy being almost due, many people would have thought that she was actually a man.