Solomon's expression did not change much, but his gaze grew colder. "Old Madam, you've made your own decision."
Kaydence did not like Solomon's words very much. "Solomon, what do you mean I made my own decision? I'm considering for you. What's more, you also know that your grandfather wants you to marry him as soon as possible. Even if you don't want it, you should consider it for yourself!"
Mrs. Yarbrough also interrupted, "Solomon, the old nun is right. You really need to consider your grandfather. After all, if your grandfather's illness gets worse, you have accomplished one of his worries. If his condition gets better, your grandfather will be more healthy after you marry him."
Solomon slowly put down the tableware in his hand and said, "Mother, Old Madam, what you said make
