Chapter 4258

Married At First Sight Chapter 4258
Chapter 4258
This was a formal meeting, but previously, Old Lady York had observed Elora from a distance while Elora had hardly noticed her. To find the ideal match for Tatum, Old Lady York had conducted thorough research, gathering information and analyzing whether her grandson could impress Elora. Elora was momentarily at a loss for words. No wonder she had no memory of having met Old Lady York before. Meanwhile, Old Lady Johnson handed little Avah to the nanny, instructing her to take the child outside to play with her brothers. The house was always lively, and the young boys were quite energetic. If they remained indoors, they would just create chaos. It was better to let them expend their energy outside and return only when they were tired. The butler served fragrant tea as Elora’s bodyguards placed the gifts on the coffee table. Elora turned to Old Lady Johnson. “Old Madam Johnson, I apologize for the intrusion today.” Old Lady Johnson smiled. “It’s no trouble at all. You’re always welcome at FC Manor. Just don’t feel obligated to bring gifts next time.” “It’s just a small gesture,” Elora replied modestly. From the moment she saw the two elderly ladies, she felt an inexplicable sense of familiarity. Perhaps it was because they both radiated kindness. Even though she knew they had been powerful women in their youth—and still wielded considerable influence in Annenburg and Wiltspoon—there was something warm about them. After exchanging a few pleasantries, Elora got straight to the point. “I came here today to meet Old Lady York. Her grandson, Tatum, works as a chef in my home, and I often hear him speak highly of her. From everything he has said, it’s clear that she is an incredible grandmother. I truly admire her. When I learned she was here, I had to

“Come and say hello,” she said. She had been in a rush and hadn’t traveled to Wiltspoon. If she had, she would have needed someone from the York family to inform Old Lady York to return home for a meeting. However, the thought of making an elderly woman travel on her behalf didn’t sit well with her. Instead, she opted to fly straight to Annenburg.

Old Lady York chuckled. “Did Tatum complain about me? Whenever my grandsons are with me, they always say I’m a tough grandmother, constantly making them do this and that.” When they were younger, her strict discipline often led them to complain that she was a “bad grandma.” Of course, within minutes, they would apologize, vowing never to call her that again.

As they grew older, they stopped voicing it outright, though she wondered if they still thought it in their hearts. One thing was certain—her grandsons were devoted to her and always heeded her advice. After all, she had raised them herself.

Elora smiled gently. “Tatum is gentle and refined. I can’t imagine him speaking ill of anyone.”

“Old Madam York, you’re the grandmother he cherishes most. There’s no way he would ever say anything negative about you.” She then paused before asking, “Old Madam York, could we speak privately?”

Old Lady York had a good idea of why Elora was there, and Elora was not one to beat around the bush.