Alexander also wanted grandchildren—whether they were grandsons or granddaughters didn't matter.

Seraphine said, "Dad, Sylvester has been quite busy these past two years. Besides, we're still young. There's no rush."

"Busy?" Alexander wasn't having it. "How busy could he be? No matter how important the work is, can it be more important than having children? Money? You both make millions from Montgomery Corp. every year. Isn't that enough for you?

"If it's not enough, you can ask your aunt to give you more."

Money? To Alexander, it was never a problem. Any problem that could be solved with money wasn't a problem at all.

"Dad..." Sylvester felt a bit embarrassed. His father-in-law's bluntness was quite something. But then again, the Montgomerys were never short of money.

Alexander continued. "You two need to hurry up. Whether it's a grandson or granddaughter, you need to have one already."

He was quite anxious. "Even if you want a son, doesn't Eric have a prescription for that? Ta