Chapter 921 William's Moon

After the surgery, Greta stayed in the ICU for a week. The doctors kept a close watch to make sure there were no complications, like vasoplegia syndrome. Once they confirmed she was in the clear, they moved her to a regular

room.

She stayed in the general ward for another two weeks. It wasn't until her health had improved significantly that the doctors allowed her to go home.

Emelie finally felt the weight lift off her chest seeing her mother able to take care of herself again.

With only a week left before her due date, she could now shift her focus back to herself. She almost forgot that she had come back to Cedonia to give birth.

It was October in Capebatt City, which was the perfect time of year. was cool and comfortable but not freezing cold.

Emelie sat on the mat by the window, the fresh autumn breeze stirring the trees in the courtyard outside. The soft rustling sound was soothing, almost like a lullaby.

As she snacked on some fruit, she watched William pack up the things she'd need for the hospital. Something crossed her mind.

"William, have we forgotten to talk about something important?" Emelie asked.

"What's that?" William replied.

"The baby's name!" Emelie exclaimed.

William chuckled. "Didn't we agree to wait and see if it's a boy or a girl first?"

They'd probably only have one child, so they wanted to keep the surprise until birth. Even though they could have asked the doctor about the baby's gender during the checkups abroad, neither of them had, so they still had no idea.

Emelie tilted her head. "Well, we can at least settle on the surname and a nickname."

William folded her nightgown neatly and placed it in the suitcase. "I think that is something you need to think about."

"Why?" she asked.

"Because you need to figure out whether the baby's surname should be Hoven or Pierce," William said.

Emelie smiled. "You're not going to fight for your family's last name?"

"The Middleton family? What right do they have to claim the last name?" William loathed that last name.

"Why is it a tradition for wives to take their husbands' last names? Why isn't there a tradition of a husband taking his wife's name? I'd happily take yours," he added.

Emelie struggled to form a response as she stared at him. "Keep your distance from Elias. Your antics are starting to resemble him a bit too much."

It was sometimes overwhelming for her. What was she supposed to do about her husband who turned into a lovesick fool in his middle age?

However, she was still facing a dilemma. Should the baby take her last name, Hoven? Or her biological father's, Pierce?

Her eldest sister had two kids, both taking their father's surname. Her younger sister didn't have kids

name back to Kingston Pierce for various reasons. If he had children, their Cedonian names would likely carry the

descendants. Hence, whether the child's last name was Hoven or Pierce, it really was up to her. However, having

the Pierce family gave her life. After all these years, she had worked tirelessly to clear the Pierce family's name. It seemed fitting for a new life

it be Hoven or

so she asked Greta and Yennifer for advice. Both mothers were gracious and recommended the other family's surname, so it was still a

advisors, asking her two best friends, Mona

was firm and

"Why?" Emelie asked.

The four most common surnames for domineering CEOs in fiction are Pierce,

now, so he'll inherit

speechless. How did it sound

approached it like the professional lawyer she was. "First of all, all your legal documents like your identity card and bank letters still list you as

your child inherits your wealth and properties, it'll be easier if they share your surname, Hoven, avoiding complications. It's not like Wesley, who

Hence, I'm voting for Hoven to avoid this ticking time bomb of an issue. And besides,

name "Emelie

very poetic and

long and hard about it. Ashley's argument made so much sense. Hence, each last name received a vote,

the voting circle once again, asking Elias, Jayden, Yelena, Lyle, and even Wesley. They contributed votes

not leave the last name up to fate too? If it's

shot down

can't a girl have the last name

a boy have the last

feeling a little attacked. "I'm sorry for being a smartass.

week of deliberation, they still hadn't decided even when

during delivery to minimize her pain.

was a nervous wreck. He couldn't stand still, couldn't sit still, and eventually went downstairs to

needed to do something to calm his nerves. His hand trembled as he lit

be scared, but he hadn't

On top of that, the baby's weight and size were ideal, so

he couldn't stop thinking about the fact that they'd have to cut her open to extract a lump

decide he was a bastard who didn't deserve the happiness

the blessings he

dropping to his knees and begging the heavens. If they had to take something away, take it from him, not

cigarette and changed his clothes, it wasn't long before the door to the operating room opened

waiting for the doctor's update about Emelie or the gender of

side.

face pale as her forehead beaded with cold sweat. The

into tears. His tears fell on her face,

as he asked, "Does it hurt? Does it

crying, she finally realized how red single monolids were

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