Shrouded Affections Winning Back My CEO Wife

Chapter 1228:

When they approached the car, Stella turned to look at Eileen. “Look, I know I shouldn’t have dropped by unannounced, but hear me out: you can’t just disregard the Dawson family because of your Vazquez lineage and new status. Not counting Gabriela because she was born during your divorce, but if you have another child, they should carry the Dawson surname.”

“Be careful on the way,” Eileen said, glancing at Jarred, who stood patiently by the car. He nodded and stepped aside. She then turned to Stella. “Visit you at the Dawson Mansion next time with Bryan.”

Eileen turned to leave before Stella even got into the car.

While Eileen could understand Stella’s point, she couldn’t bring herself to remain calm. It wasn’t that Stella objected to Bryan’s child having the Vazquez surname. After all, she had even suggested that Gabriela’s surname be changed to Vazquez.

Stella’s concern was that if Eileen had another child with the Vazquez surname, the Dawson family line would come to an end. Eileen was uncertain if she still planned to have more than one child, let alone a son.

to find Leyla sitting on

a gentle smile as she beckoned Eileen closer.

a deep breath, Eileen slowly made her

hand, gently patting it. “Stella’s only concerned with the Dawson family. She’s not trying to hurt you or make things difficult for me. Don’t let it get under your skin. But let’s be real—if you do

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comfort me,” she responded, concerned she might have offended Leyla. After all, these were the rules passed down through

so does society. Our family’s tradition of strong women has already made us a bit of a hot topic in Alverton.” She paused, contemplating. “I

the Vazquez family’s business into money? Managing it from so far away is tough. Instead, you could use the family’s wealth to expand your influence in Onaland. As long as the Vazquez legacy is carried on

now had been that Leyla

the Dawson family’s interests. She’s dedicated to them, and that’s not a fault. Old age comes with its quirks—few