My Repentant Brothers by Grace Edith

Chapter 329

Gavin was a genius, an academic whiz whose mind worked better than anyone's. Yet, when it came to caring for a baby, he found himself at a loss.

He returned to the room with the supplies and handed the baby blanket to Madeline. "Maddie, are you sure you want to take her home and raise her? I think it's a huge responsibility. It takes a lot of time and effort. "Huh?" Madeline blinked. "Well, you can just hire a nanny for now."

Someone in the adjacent room overheard and scoffed, "So young and already have a kid, but don't know how to care for one? Money isn't everything. A child doesn't thrive on money alone."

Embarrassed, Madeline hugged the baby and walked out.

Gavin said, "And how do you raise a child with no money? Can a child live on air? The person fell silent.

Inside the car, Gavin called someone to arrange for a trusted nanny. Then he started the engine.

Madeline held the baby. "She's such a good-natured little thing-not fussy at all. Aren't babies supposed to cry a lot?"

Gavin replied, "Probably because she's not hungry yet. Once she is, she'll definitely cry" Madeline nodded, thinking that made

sense.

Holding the soft little baby, Madeline noticed the warm scent of milk clinging to her, which brought a cozy feeling to her heart. She felt an instant connection with this child-perhaps it was love at first sight or maybe she just always loved kids. She gently squeezed the baby's hand. "You're so cute, little one."

arms excitedly. Madeline cooed, "Look outside, sweetie!

to see.

listened to the sounds in the car, feeling a warmth in his heart. He thought, "How wonderful will it be to have a home with Maddie? He had a bit of an ulterior motive.

"I

yet. They hadn't even picked a name for her; they only had a foreign one. We might need to choose a Clusian name."

replied. "She has

taking care of her, she should take your last name. The last name Newton sounds nice too. You

to Gavin. He didn't want her to have his last name.

and said, "How about Grace? Her parents probably wished for her to grow up

someone to start the

needed a proper identity. But whether under his name or Madeline's, neither

under my name, Madeline suggested, holding the baby snugly. "Whether as siblings or mother-daughter, it works-Tin in my twenties and she's just two months old;

was very attached and had

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be calm, but she'd cry

her to tears. Madeline found it fascinating that a two-month-old could already tell

At night.

holding Grace while watching a TV show. Grace munching

with a baby bottle, pressing it to his cheek. "It's warm-should