Chapter 64

Lucianne choked on her drink, and Xandar shot up from his seat and rushed to her side to rub small comforting circles on her back. He passed her a glass of warm water that a waiter was kind enough to bring without being asked.

After a few minutes, Lucianne managed to calm down. Xandar still stood by her side as he caressed her shoulders in slow, soothing motions. She looked up at him in furrowed brows and the first words which came out of her mouth were, “Have you?!”

His concerned look was replaced with confusion. She then clarified, “Have you thought about baby names?”

He pecked a kiss on her forehead in hopes of easing her tension before he said, “Not yet. I was just curious about whether there were any particular names that you’ve decided to name our… I mean, your kids with one day.”

Lucianne then said frantically, “No, Xandar. I didn’t plan any names. I wasn’t even sure how many I wanted until ten minutes ago. I’m not saying that I don’t want them with you but I haven’t given full thought about every single aspect of…”

cheek before he said in assurance, “Baby, relax. We‘re taking this slow. We’re not rushing into anything. I just really wanted to know what your dreams are when you think about children.” He kissed her temple before adding, “Maybe

as she shook her head and said, “No, don’t be. It’s really sweet of you t o want to know what I

said firmly, “I’m your mate

few seconds. He felt bad about asking her such an in-depth question on their first date. She was already understanding enough to give her thoughts about her general

topics. Not that Xandar wouldn’t marry her the very next day if h e could. But he wanted to give Lucianne time. He didn’t want her to feel rushed or overwhelmed. He never thought he would want kids so badly until he

made his own animal melt in tenderness. Imagining a little girl like that was what got him thinking about whether

Uncle Conrad? What was he like? From the fact that you like

friends with Granpa Brock. That was how my father met my mother, through Uncle Conrad. He was… soft-spoken and more forgiving. He loved to gossip so don’t count on him to keep a

“Did he

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