CEO's Ex-wife Stunned the World

Chapter 174 Name Change

“There’s nothing wrong with going to Florida for kindergarten…”

Edwin pulled a long face, and he said impatiently, “Don’t worry about the kindergarten. Leave it to me.”

“But about Florida…”

“They can just drop out. After all, they are just in kindergarten now. They can go to school in Philadelphia.”

Philadelphia was much bigger than Florida.

There were several kindergartens for children from rich families in Philadelphia.

Julianna couldn’t help but frown.

It seemed that he was serious about meddling in the children’s affairs.

Given the situation, she could only endure.

“Alright then. It’s time to send them back.”

“Ann, Mommy, we don’t want to go back…” Alex and Bruce hid behind Julianna.

They didn’t want to be apart from Julianna anymore.

“Edwin, why don’t we let them stay here?”

“This is the hospital. They shouldn’t stay here.

“Go back now.”

Julianna had no choice but to squat down and coax the two boys, “Guys, go back now. Mommy will pick you up another day.”

“What another day?”

She paused and then said, “When Ann is discharged from the hospital, Mommy will go and pick you up.

“You know Mommy has to spend all the time taking care of Ann right now. Be good, OK?”

The two boys pouted and said with a grievance, “Alright then.”

“Ann, we’ll come to see you another day.”

Ann looked at Alex and Bruce reluctantly. “OK. Bye, Alex. Bye, Bruce.”

“Kason, send the boys back.”

“Yes, Mr. Keaton.

“Children, let’s get back.”

“Goodbye, Mommy. Goodbye, Ann.”

“Bye, my babies.” Julianna squatted down and kissed Alex and Bruce on the faces.

Alex and Bruce turned around and left reluctantly.

“The patient is recovering well. She can undergo a second operation tomorrow.”

“Thank you, doctor.”

“You’re welcome. This is what we should do.”

The second day arrived.

When everything was ready, the second operation began.

When Edwin was about to be pushed into the operating room, Julianna looked at him gratefully. “Thank you, Edwin.”

“Ann is my daughter. Even if you don’t beg me, I will still save her.”

Soon.

second operation

the doctor left the ward, his face was full of joy.

promising.”

could not help but cry because of her

nothing but Ann to be well, to

give anything in exchange for Ann’s

was pushed back to the

Keaton, Mrs. Keaton will be back

“Is that so?”

“Yes.”

go and pick up

could get up, the door

a wheelchair while being pushed in by

why are

from Canada, she directly came to the hospital to visit Edwin. She didn’t even have the time

home.

did you?” Melina couldn’t help but let out

bone marrow after

my daughter. I can’t stand by while

At least the operation was

you before about changing the kids‘ names. How is

he frowned as he persuaded Melina, “Grandma, let’s get back to

till

have the names

be Josh Keaton, and Bruce will be Zain

names can come into effect right

good.” Melina nodded

hasn’t agreed. If you insist on doing this, she

darkened as she said, “They belong to the Keaton family. Of course, they have to take the surname of

go to a lawyer if she

“Grandma…”

“Ahem.” Melina coughed weakly.

couldn’t say anything else.

weak. He could not

Julianna heard about the name change.

“What?

you said you’d

“Julianna, I hope you look at the bigger

health, and she wants the kids to become members of the Keaton family officially.

“Edwin, how could you go back

enough to let the kids accompany her. How could you snatch them away like

is trying to snatch them. You are still the mother of the

well.

my sumame. There is nothing wrong with

not,” Julianna

of you can take

gritted his teeth and roared,

women want to give

lucky to

said furiously, “Maybe it’s true

being a part

looked at Julianna

to argue with you. You have no choice but

take my kids

their guardian. You have no right to do

she stood up and was about

stop right

not in good health.

me talk to her.”

He had no choice but to persuade Melina

was furious when she heard

really doesn’t agree, here’s

boys will live with us. She can have

looked worried. “She won’t agree to that,

frowned and looked at