Sonny said, “Auntie, I really can’t say. None of the women I’ve met so far have made my heart move.”
He continued, “Aunt Chelsea did try to set me up. She even got my grandparents involved, telling me to go home for blind dates. But I ignored it.”
“I told my grandparents clearly—my marriage is my own decision. Aunt Chelsea doesn’t need to interfere.”
When Sonny was younger, he had never let Chelsea control him. Now, in his early thirties and a senior executive in two major corporations, he was even less likely to be manipulated.
Chelsea’s eagerness to arrange blind dates wasn’t out of pure concern—it was about control. If Sonny followed her plans, he’d end up as nothing more than an ATM for the Repton family.
Serenity nodded. “You’re sensible—I’m not worried about that.”
Then, after a brief pause, she asked directly, “Sonny, what do you think of Winnie?”
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