Chapter 3481

Tatum was perceptive and quickly caught on. He remarked, “My brother helped me cover it up and asked Elora to double-check, but it wasn’t very clear.”

Tania responded, “Let’s go take a look. Would you like me to hide it for you?”

Tatum immediately declined, saying, “You don’t need to hide it, but you shouldn’t expose it intentionally either. If she finds out, it’s fine. She’ll learn eventually. By the way, Mom, you mentioned that distinguished guests are coming to our house?”

Tania nodded and informed Tatum about the old miracle doctor’s visit along with others.

Tatum looked surprised upon hearing this. “It’s unfortunate that I’m on a business trip with Elora and can’t return. Mom, please say some nice things about me to those seniors to help me make a good impression.”

Tania smiled and replied, “My sons are all exceptional, and they know it. Although they don’t have a close relationship with your grandparents, they are older now. Your brother and sister-in-law maintain a close connection with the Johnson family, and the old miracle doctor is acquainted with me as well.”

“They are willing to stay at our house for two days, reminiscing with your grandma about the past and discussing children and grandchildren. They have no idea how envious your grandma is of you.”

Although Tania respected the elderly guests, she still considered them old bachelors.

None of them had married or had children. Even if they did take on apprentices, it was usually at an advanced age. For example, the old man Silver Fox viewed his apprentices almost as grandchildren.

His female apprentice, Bianca, was somewhat of a wolf in sheep’s clothing.

Tania had a keen eye for character. Even though Bianca appeared quite ordinary, a perceptive person could still sense that she was doing her utmost to conceal her true nature.

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Noticing the old lady’s affection for Bianca and her seemingly intentional or unintentional efforts to bring Bianca and Evan together, Tania felt that her mother-in-law’s matchmaking obsession had resurfaced.

Evan had made it clear that the old lady should no longer concern herself with his romantic feelings.

However, the old lady was determined to persist.

On the other hand, Bianca was indeed a good choice.

Although the old lady was unaware of Bianca’s family background, she had Senior Silver Fox as her mentor and numerous supportive senior siblings. If Evan were to marry Bianca, it would be a perfect match.

At that moment, the butler entered, approached Tania, and respectfully announced, “Madam, Mrs. Stone is here.”

Tatum, on the other end of the line, heard the butler’s announcement and told his mother, “Mom, please go ahead and attend to your guests. I’ll call you another time when you’re free. Take care of yourselves, you and Dad.”

Tania responded, “I understand. Your dad and I are fine, but you need to be cautious out there on your own. If anything happens, call me back. No matter the distance, we can reach you as long as you reach out.”

Tatum smiled and concluded the call with his mother.

Tania put her phone down.

“Please, come in quickly, Mrs. Stone. Where are the old lady and the others?”

Tania asked casually.

Audrey replied, “The old madam and the others are barbecuing and drinking at the foot of the mountain again.”

“They’re getting older, yet they still frequently indulge in barbecues and drinks,” Tania sighed, feeling helpless about her mother-in-law’s habits, and instructed the butler, “Go remind the old madam and the others.”

Several elderly gentlemen advised against the old lady overindulging in barbecue and wine. If she doesn’t heed their advice, just call Zack; he is the only one capable of managing her. The old lady will be leaving soon, and after this period of separation, I fear we may never have the opportunity to meet again in this lifetime. I want to enjoy a good meal and a nice drink.”

Tania replied, “…”

Her mother-in-law was also quite elderly, and several of the seniors were older than she was. They had lived in seclusion for decades; if it weren’t for the Farrell family matters in Jensburg, they would not have made an appearance this time.

Once we say goodbye, there will likely be no further chances to see each other.

As people age, they tend to see each other less often, even among their peers.

“Well, let them be; they can still act recklessly today.”