Back then, Mrs. Jenkins never sought power or wealth and was kind to the family's younger members. She was an excellent manager of household affairs, keeping everything in order while the men handled external matters.

When the Jenkins family faced a crisis and most of the middle-aged elites were decimated, the former family master appointed Mrs. Jenkins as the temporary family's leader. This decision meant to aid the family's recovery and nurture the next generation, was fully supported by all family members.

"I've lived a long life. There's no use overthinking it." Canaan chuckled while shaking his head.

It seemed only the elderly would dwell on the past.

Today, Mrs. Jenkins stood as a major obstacle to the Jenkins family's progress. How could he still think fondly of her past?