The Ceo’s Convict Wife by Jennifer Mike

Chapter 767

“But I like my original name Jen Leighton. Mommy, can I keep being called that way?” Jennifer pleaded, her smiling face all scrunched up.

“Your brother’s name is Guillermo Youngblood, so your name should ne Jennifer Youngblood. Isn’t that good? Others will instantly know you and Guillermo are siblings. Haven’t you always wanted a brother?” Rosalie asked.

Jennifer tilted her head and asked, “Can I convince my brother to change his name to Guille Leighton instead?”

“Then, why don’t you discuss it with your brother when you meet him?” Rosalie suggested.

“Okay!” Jennifer lifted her chin with the resolve of a little warrior ready to persuade her brother.

Lillian found her goddaughter Jennifer’s antics amusing. “Do you really like the name Jen Leighton that much?”

“Yes, I do!” Jennifer nodded eagerly.

“Why? Is it because you’ve gotten used to it, and you’re not keen on changing your name?” Lillian guessed.

However, before Jennifer could answer, Rosalie interjected, “She just thinks that the spelling for Jennifer Youngblood is more complicated than Jen Leighton. If I suggested changing it to Jenny, she’d probably agree immediately!”

Lillian found it somewhat amusing, thinking, “So, she’s reluctant to change her name because it’s more complicated?”

However, the name Jennifer Youngblood was undeniably a bit challenging for a child to write.

Their ordered meals finally made their way to the table. Once Jennifer finished her kid’s meal, she ventured into the restaurant’s play area. Given its designation as a children’s restaurant, there were ample spaces designed for children to revel in.

Rosalie and Lillian continued their meal, occasionally glancing at

“Are

Jen to meet Jonathan later?” Lillian asked midway through their

of his numbers resulted in the phone being turned off, and the other was unreachable. “Maybe Jonathan’s

decided to take Jennifer directly

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as he used to be. Back then, when the Youngblood family claimed you were dead, he changed. The two times I met him afterward, he seemed different, notably more distant. I think it was because of the news of your

then. As for Guillermo, it took quite an effort to find out about the kindergarten he attended. Trying to approach him proved tricky, though. Guillermo usually had an entourage

mention was that once, when she tried to approach Guillermo for a conversation, the Youngblood family’s bodyguards promptly blocked her, seemingly worried she might utter something

Youngblood family, Rosalie offered an apology. “I’m

you should know, of the two kids Jonathan has now, only Guillermo is biologically yours. The other one, Wrenna, is adopted. Her birth mother, Agyness, is

Rosalie a heads-up due

same way about me, I won’t cling to him. But if I’m the one

everyone believed she was gone. It would be understandable if Jonathan had

feeling that Jonathan, like her, would

and there were even

memories gradually resurfaced that she understood. Her heart had long been claimed

way, what about you? Any special someone

My mother’s constant harping on me being an old spinster is enough to drive anyone insane.” Lillian shrugged, a bitter smile briefly playing on her lips. In these years, even though she did not consciously try to remember Callum, his

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