Wait, She’s a Billionaire by Ms. Shadow

Chapter 836

Lionel remarked, “You know, the baby boy kinda looks like Elliot.”

Jacintha giggled, commenting, “I heard Sheena got kicked a lot by the babies in the last few months. It must be this little guy, just as mischievous as Mr. Jenkins was when he was young!”

Laughter filled the room.

Elliot sat by Sheena’s bedside, seemingly unaffected, focusing on feeding her nutritious

soup.

Observing the curious crowd from afar, Sheena felt like they were all watching some endangered

animals at the zoo.

The group continued their animated discussion.

Noah, who had been quiet until now, spoke up in his calm voice, “Nana, have you decided on their names?”

Sheena was taken aback, realizing she had forgotten about this.

She turned to Elliot, “Honey, it’s up to you.”

After some thought, Elliot declared, “I intend to name the girl Adora, meaning ‘adoration‘, as a tribute to my deep love for you, and the boy Asher, meaning ‘blessed‘, in gratitude for bringing these two precious lives into our world.”

feeling immensely content.

never felt more confident that giving birth to these two babies was the right decision.

Jenkins. Sounds lovely,

Asher, these are the names your dad

of people calling out, “Adora… Asher…” Sheena glanced at Elliot, chuckling, finding the group even more childish

room fell silent as Ford entered, looking slightly

Mr. Corey and Mrs. Barbara are here.

his words brought

all eyes turned to Sheena as if waiting for

everyone’s gaze, Sheena’s expression gradually

the babies are still too young. Having too many people around might scare them,

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words were polite, but the message remained clear: she

again, the room fell into a deathly silence, with no one speaking for a long

while, a young nurse approached and knocked on the door, but it was not

woman looking

eyes in the room

cars

There’s finally a woman who dares to approach

“Noah, this isn’t fair. When did this happen? You’ve been keeping this secret so well. How

awkwardly, his expression becoming more serious.

it. It’s not what you think. It’s not my girlfriend, and there’s nothing like that. Probably just a former patient asking