pondered the fate of her beloved grandson, Alexander. Despite his towering success in the business world, Eleanor couldn'

Eleanor devised a plan to unite Alexander with the one person who cou

bring Alexander and Emily closer together. From casual encounters in the corridors of Henderson Ente

tronger. She saw in Emily a kindred spirit-a woman of intelligence, grace, and unwavering determin

ed before her eyes. Little did they know, their every move was being carefully orchestrated by the mastermind be

g the stage for a love story that would transcend time and circumstance. But as with any grand des

lexander found himself seated in the opulent living room of his grandmother's lavish mansion.

knowing smile, Eleanor recognized an opportunity to intervene a

topic that had been

rying an air of authority that brooked no argument. "I

d in store for him. He had always held a deep respect for Eleanor,

er?" Alexander inquired, his

ve been observing you, Alexander, and I've come to a decision," sh

room as Alexander processed her words. He couldn't deny the sincerity in hi

ash," Alexander finally spoke, his ton

marriage, let alone starting a family, as he was wholly dedicated to

ou, Alexander," Eleanor revealed, h

surprise. "Who is she?" he

cretary you hired recently," she explained. "I couldn't help but notice the way you and Miss Sto

at her, Alexander. It's ti

notion, yet there was a part of him that couldn't deny the attraction he felt tow

d with unwavering confidence. "I understand your reservations, Al

d by his grandmother's observation. "I'm not sure what you m

ay coy with me, Alexander. I may be old, but I'm not blind," she teased.

dmother's astute observations. "We're simply colleagues, grandmother. Nothing mor

n't help but feel that Emily has the potential to bring joy and fulfillment into y

" Eleanor continued, her voice soft but resolute. "And I believe that Emily has the pot

arkling with determination. "I have a proposition for you, Alexander.

unite him with Emily Stone in matrimony, orchestrated through a carefully

gaze. "Trust me, Alexander. This

ing with uncertainty. Marriage was a serious

dmother. I will consider your proposal," he conceded, knowing that his deci

ion that evening, his mind buzzed with thoughts