Grandma Brown said calmly, “That’s Sonny’s business. His parents are still alive and well. They can handle it. I’m too old to worry about something as important as his marriage.”
Then she added, gently but firmly, “Chelsea, you don’t need to concern yourself with it either. Sonny won’t like the girls you introduce. Don’t interfere… or you’ll only make him unhappy.”
She was trying to remind her daughter, kindly, not to attempt controlling Sonny’s life.
They hadn’t been able to control him when he was a child, let alone now, when he was already in his early thirties.
Sonny was the CEO of several companies now—capable, decisive, and far beyond anyone’s ability to manage.
Even Liberty, his own mother, probably couldn’t dictate his choices anymore.
Grandma Brown also understood something very clearly: young people these days had their own minds.
Please log in to unlock this chapter for 45 coins or purchase more coins.