It was just that Grandma May did not associate the Fishers of Jensburg with Mrs. Stone. Perhaps because Mrs. Stone had married into the Stones for decades and everyone was used to calling her Mrs. Stone, Grandma May neglected her maiden surname. Even Old Mrs. Johnson did not know her maiden family name.

Mrs. Stone might be related to the Fishers of Jensburg.

She was amazing when she was young. Even though she grew up in an orphanage, she was able to marry into a rich family, second only to the Yorks, and became Mrs. Stone with her brilliance. Her excellence might have been inherited from her family bloodline.

Women of the Fishers—especially the eldest daughter—were especially amazing.

Due to the nature of Grandma May’s previous job, she looked into some of the Fishers’ pasts when she was interested in them.

For instance, the current matriarch killed her elder and younger sisters back then to gain her current position.

Madam Fisher’s big sister was much older, twenty years ol