Having seen all the world had to offer, Hazel Sterling had long since become calm and composed.
She wouldn't get too angry even if she found out about the online posts. She just felt it wasn't worth it for Ivy Holden to exhaust herself over such people, so she urged her to leave the entertainment industry and come back to manage Zimmers Group properly.
"Grandma, I have a few things I need to take care of. Once I'm finished, I'll come back and stay with you. I'll leave Zimmers Group for Chanel Morrison to manage and Trion for June to handle. I won't do a thing—I'll just write my novels, tend to my garden, and chat with you and Grandpa," Ivy Holden said, gently massaging Hazel Sterling's shoulders.
"Nonsense! None of that is important! I want to see you get married and have children! That's the most important thing."
Ivy Holden pouted. "I'm only twenty-one! Getting married and having kids is at least ten years away."
