A Second Chance at Forever

Chapter 1492

Eleanor chuckled, “Hailey just tried to name the baby, and he threw a fit, kicking and screaming. I thought something was wrong and was about to call the doctor, but as soon as Hailey said she’d pick a different name, he quieted down…”

Bernard propped himself up with one arm on the hospital bed, leaning in close to Eleanor, he lowered his head to gaze at the baby cradled in her arms. “What name did she come up with that he hates so much?”

The question was directed at Hailey, who was now the center of attention. With a shy glance at Bernard, she confessed, “Lovenor Laurence.”

As soon as the name left her lips, the baby resumed his protest, kicking his legs and crying as if his little heart was breaking. It was clear that to the baby, the name was more offensive than being called little damn or some other unflattering nickname.

Seeing that she had upset the little one again, Hailey quickly reached out, gently patting the baby’s belly, cooing, “Alright, alright, we won’t call you that. We’ll find you the most beautiful name later…”

Bernard, considering Hailey was Eleanor’s sister, decided to let it slide for now. “I’ll take care of the naming,” he declared confidently.

Pulling out his phone, Bernard scrolled through a list of names before showing a few to Eleanor. Each time she read one out loud, the baby would start his kicking and crying routine all over again.

with his little legs still and his

cheek with a finger, “Looks like this

kindly to Bernard’s touch, turned his head away, avoiding his finger. It was one thing to dodge a caress, but as he turned,

but Eleanor laughed, “That’s what you get for arbitrarily picking names. Now you’ve ticked off your

want me to choose his name, we’ll just

in Eleanor’s arms reached out to Bernard, asking for an embrace. Bernard glanced at him and said dryly, “You don’t want me to name

shook their heads helplessly.

six-month coma and several months of rehabilitation, Eleanor was finally

baby to stay with them there. In the meantime, Cedric and Hailey had been taking care of the little one, although initially they had considered having Bryson take the baby home

visit. During these visits, Eleanor noticed how exceptionally bright her child was, possessing a

and once for names.

A red carpet stretched from the staircase to the front door, and the trees were adorned with festive lights. Luxury cars lined the driveway as relatives in

playing. Eleanor and Hailey held their babies, waiting for Pearce