Serenity and Zachary York



Sugar tacitly understood Silver's nudge. She whispered, "I'm not your only student. You have students who are older than me. Why don't you urge them instead? I want to be an aunt too."

Silver replied, "If Old Mrs. York introduces a guy to you, you should check him out. She has a sharp eye that can choose outstanding granddaughters- in-law and even men.

"The York family is strict about loyalty in marriage. If she introduces you to a boyfriend, he's most likely dedicated to a relationship.

"Date for a year and get married. Then have children two years into your marriage. That way, you can still spend some time alone with your husband. If you have children, I can help you to take care of them. I'm really jealous of Old Pat now. Although Sonny isn't related to him, he's a descendant of his matriarch.

"Sonny calls him great-grandpa. Old Pat has become a grandpa and a great-grandpa. I'm so envious."

Sugar said, "If we're speaking of age, Sonny can also address you as his great-grandpa.

"It's easy to get someone to call you that. You can go to an orphanage. I promise that many children will be calling you that way."

Silver was speechless.

"Otherwise, I can take in a few students and let you look after them. They can call you grandpa or great-grandpa too. In fact, you can get them to address you however you like.

"For example, Lilian took in a student and let Doc look after him. How good is that?"

Since Laurence started living with the elders, they became occupied with torturing him.

Silver said, “Lilian has her own flesh and blood too. I don't mind you taking in some students and getting me to look after them, but you also have to give birth to a child for me to raise, just like Lilian. Training students doesn't give me the feeling of being a grandfather."

Sugar glanced at Dylan's back. She said, "Do you think I can give birth just because I want to? I have to look for the child's father first." Silver was speechless.

"It's all your fault."

"How is it my fault? Am I the reason you haven't found a man? Did I block you from doing it?"

Silver glared at her.

Sugar chuckled. "If only you'd found a partner earlier, then I would've had your children as my fellow disciples. They could've married and given birth long ago, and you would've become a grandfather. I would've become their kids' aunt too.

"So isn't this your fault? You don't have to pester us to get married or scold us, for staying single. Isn't this just the culture of our school? We're simply following in your footsteps."

Silver replied, "I guess you're really trying to anger me to my grave."Content is property of NôvelDrama.Org.

"I don't want to visit your grave. Please live a long life, at least until you're a hundred and twenty years old. You can die after all your students are old enough to visit your grave.

"If you die now, we won't visit your grave. It'll be neglected, and you'll become a lonely ghost. That's why you shouldn't die now."

Silver simply laughed in exasperation.

"You're talking as if I can decide when I'm going to die. If I can do that, the ruler of hell will probably think I'm going after his position."

Sugar laughed.

Her seniors respected Silver, yet they stayed away from him because he kept nagging them to marry.

As soon as he caught one of them, he would start persuading him or her to get married.

Meanwhile, Silver did not even marry despite his old age. He was living fine on his own, yet he expected them to be bound to another person by marriage.

Some people say marriage would

bring the death of love. Even if a couple were all lovey-dovey while they were dating, many conflicts

et

would surely arise after marriage that might ruin their relationship.

Silver could not stand his disciples being carefree and rushed them to the love graveyard. However, Sugar was willing to put one foot into the grave if she met a good man who would treat her sincerely.