Leaving The Country After Divorce

Back in the living room, Roxanne was chatting with the children about what their future siblings' names should be.

“If it's a girl, can we call her Dawn? I'm Essie, so I want my little sister to be called Dawnie,” Estella suggested.

Archie and Benny thought the name was too simple and wanted something more meaningful.

“Mommy, Archie and Benny's names are too simple too. Why did you choose those names for them?” Estella asked in puzzlement.

Benny quickly answered, “Isn't it obvious? Mommy gave us names that are easy to remember to make us more memorable to others, the same way as how Daddy left an unforgettable impression on Mommy.”

“That's clearly not the case,” Archie refuted at once. Then, he offered his guess. “Mommy, did you draw inspiration from one of your favorite shows?”

Roxanne was stumped by their questions. I merely felt the names were catchy and genuinely didn't put much thought into them.

their discussion about names interesting and chimed in, “Essie's name was chosen by your great-grandfather. He said he wanted

our future siblings' names should be?” The three children looked at their father

a few ideas popped up in his mind. He hesitated, unsure which one was

this? You guys come up with two names each, one for a boy and one for a girl. Once you've decided, we'll have the whole family, including your grandparents, vote

that fair voting method and agreed

look up names in poetry!” Archie hastily went

search in classic literature books!” Benny trod

storybooks!” Estella didn't want to be left out and immediately followed them

the living room plunged into

a seat, and Roxanne skillfully poured

an impassive expression. She no longer wanted to concern herself with

for him

bodyguards watch him.” Lucian took a sip of the coffee, wondering if he should tell his wife about what Grant had said. Roxanne is

popped up in his