Finding Love in the Boss’s Embrace After Divorce

Chapter 567 The Child’s Name Was Lucas Shelton

After the child was born, Evelyn recovered quickly under the special care of someone. After all, she was young. Except for a shallow scar on her abdomen, her figure had hardly changed. Her skin was even better than before, and she looked more feminine.

As for the child’s identity, it was also effortless for Bert to solve it. This man always had a way to deal with these tricky problems. It was frightening, and the force behind him was also

scary.

Evelyn didn’t know how he did it. He didn’t tell her, and she didn’t ask.

“Have you thought of a name for the child?” Bert asked Evelyn that day.

Evelyn had thought about it a long time ago. Looking at Lucas sleeping soundly in the cot, she slowly said, “Lucas Shelton.”

Bert raised his eyebrows. He didn’t expect her to let the child take her last name. But it was good. In the future, he didn’t like to see the child think of Huston when he got along with her day and night.

thought momentarily and said softly, “Lucas is a good

name.”

has been too

as you

at him, attracting his attention.

looked away. “I just feel I can’t repay you for treating

toward her. He crossed his hands in front of his chest, revealing the expensive watch on his wrist. When he focused on something, his long and narrow eyes had a mixture of coldness and warmth. His eyes were misty. “Why don’t you marry me if you can’t repay me?”

to be joking, not

she wanted to distance herself from him. “You

look in his eyes became sharp. “It’s good for you and our child to follow me. You have an identity and won’t suffer

very grateful for what you’ve done to us, but

see the child be excluded because of a single parent in the future? As an unmarried woman, your position will also be very

at him stubbornly and said, “Maybe it’s unfair to a child, but I must be responsible for my feelings. I hope you can respect

experiencing both sides of the failed relationship, Evelyn no longer held any hope for their relationship. She didn’t know if she would