The Wrong Woman

Mila hated to spoil Gary's and Florence's excitement, but she didn't like that name. So, she leaned into Nathan's arm and whispered in his ear, "Evan Hoffis is a fantastic poet overseas." Nathan felt a warmth inside as he glanced down at his arm, where Mila was intimately close to him. He realized she was fine with Cameron's arrival.

After clearing his throat, Nathan said, "Dad, let's consider another name."

Florence and Cameron looked at Nathan with confusion.

"But this name seems perfectly fine," Cameron said.

Florence chimed in, "Yes, it's a nice name. Are you opposed to giving the child Wanda's surname?"

Nathan looked helpless as he explained, "It's not about the surname. It's just that the name isn't ideal. It happens to be the same as a foreign poet."

Mila beamed as she suggested, "Let's have our son carry Nathan's surname. It has a strong presence."

Gary and Florence nodded with warm smiles. "That sounds good. Let's pick a name that goes well with Morrison."

Just then, Cameron chimed in with a playful tone, "Nicolas Morrison."

Mila and Nathan were left speechless.

Cameron chuckled at his own joke.

great! That name really stands out,"

it's a solid choice, though it sounds familiar," Florence agreed with

"No," Nathan disagreed firmly.

scratched his chin thoughtfully, his expression serious as he suggested,

agreement. "Brilliant! The name is sophisticated, unique,

loss for words. She let out a helpless

was a remarkable foreign scientist renowned for his

longer. He tugged at Cameron's arm and said, "You must be busy. Let me arrange for the driver to take you home." Cameron shook his head

him, "Are you deliberately

and winked. Then, he turned to Gary and Florence. "What about Gaius Morrison? It has

she rested her head on her

with foreign cultures, were hearing these names for the first time. They thought the names sounded fantastic

another name.

couldn't contain her

increasingly frustrated, Nathan exclaimed, "You're definitely

aback. "What's the issue? I think all of Cameron's suggestions

Florence, I've read

and Percival Morrison. I've even played Nicolas Morrison's compositions. They're all great names but famous worldwide," Mila explained calmly.