To Be Yours Again by Taylor

Chapter 1333 Gilbert and Marigold (8)

When night fell, Marigold was sitting on the sofa in the living room. She was normally already asleep at this hour, but today, she didn't feel the least bit drowsy. The words Jenny had said to her in the afternoon kept replaying in her head, and she began to reflect on herself. Perhaps she'd been wrong. Was her child destined to be inferior to others just because his parents didn't get married? Jenny had reminded her of an important point.

While being lost in her thoughts, she heard the sound of a car outside.

Gilbert was home. Soon, the living room door was opened, and in came Gilbert. After turning on the lights, he spotted Marigold sitting on the sofa. Feeling puzzled, he asked, "It's late. Why are you still awake?"

"I have something to discuss with you." Marigold looked at him resolutely- she'd finally made a decision.

Gilbert didn't hurry to sit down and listen attentively. Instead, he leisurely put his bag aside, walked over, and grabbed a glass of water. Only then did he ask, "What is it?"

across from her. Immediately, Marigold handed him a Social Security card. "The child's name has been decided, and the Social Security

it. Instead, he responded with a perfunctory "okay" without much

card before him. "Don't

to reach out and take it from her. When he saw the name "Caleb Hawthorn,"

surname?" Gilbert handed the Social Security card back to Marigold. Although he appeared unaffected on the surface, his heart was actually beating

Don't you think Caleb Hawthorn sounds much better than Caleb Wagner?" Marigold asked with a smile. Gilbert looked at her and remained silent for

Didn't we agree not to hold one?" Gilbert furrowed his brow.

to do with our child. Since such celebrations are commonly held for other children, shouldn't we organize one for him too?" After all, Gilbert was her child's father. Although she'd already decided on having the celebratory ceremony, she felt it was still necessary to

course, he wanted the best for his child and didn't want him to lose out on anything compared to his peers. He believed that his child should be showered with love from