Alice smiled and nodded, -There is nothing inappropriate. For the two of us, the last name is just a code name. It doesn’t matter at all.
Usually, they worried about last names. But for Kennedy and Alice, a couple who had suffered so much, fame and fortune were not worth mentioning.
He only hoped that for the next few days he could live in peace and nothing more.
After giving a glance to Kennedy, who saw that there were no objections in his eyes but a slight smile, Alice opened her mouth to argue with him.
-Jack used your grandfather’s last name, his sister with your last name Moore -what do you think?
Kennedy felt the vibrations in her body as she listened to him. She reached in and had nothing herself.
Seeing how painful it was when she gave birth, Kennedy pursed her thin lips and was about to speak.
-My brother has the last name Nelson. He and Yanis are already together. Let’s not worry that they won’t have children with the last name Nelson in the future, right?
Okay. Kennedy was finally relieved when he heard that and smiled slightly.
-Besides, I think Pepi Moore sounds better. Pepi Moore, Pepita Moore, how cute?
-That’s fine. As you wish.
Although the couple agreed, Jorge still respected Jack’s opinion. He leaned in halfway and asked, -What do you think Jack, what do you think, would you like to use my last name?
Jack blinked, then looked at his parents and nodded obediently.
Since his mom didn’t mind, neither did he. He’d just need to write one more word in the future. Good.
After the decision was made, Jorge was simply ecstatic.
He used to think about having an adopted son-in-law. Now that he had Jack, what else would he think about?
So, the end result was that Jack would use the last name Carlos, and Pepita, Kennedy’s, Moore.
Changing the surname was not a short time affair. But according to Jorge and Kennedy’s influence, they had it done and it was quickly resolved.
After Yanis heard about it, he was surprised, -Can it be so?
It was really … God’s operation.
All resolved, Alice and others returned to Hoikong Village. George came back from this trip extremely happy because he picked up a great-grandson with the same surname. Besides staying with Jack every day, he came to have fun with his sister.
Pepita, apart from sleep, would stare at the people who entertained her with a pair of round eyes and smile foolishly at the same time. The smile appeared pure and clean on the childish face.
Inexplicably, Alice remembered what Jack had said.
How she was going to confinement because of childbirth, but Alice did not want to go to the confinement center, so she returned to the village. Rachel said that she was Kennedy’s mother’s sister, so she would take care of Alice during that special period. Alice was still a little embarrassed. But then, she thought that her parents were dead, and Kennedy, same with her, they only had the aunt like her.
In addition, she had a background in medical science, so it would be more appropriate for her to help care for her confinement.
However, Rachel was only there during the day and returned to the room to rest at night. Alice nursed the child by herself like this, and Kennedy slept with her to help her.
The confinement of giving birth to Pepita was much easier than that of Jack. Perhaps it was at that time that she was anxious. Thus, there was not a day in confinement that was vivid and colorful.
But, as she watched Kennedy care for her daughter messily but trying to calm herself, she felt the world was full of all kinds of wonderful colors.
At night, when Alice was sleeping, the child suddenly cried. It woke her right up and she wanted to get up without any ideas. As a result, Kennedy reacted faster than she did next to her. Then he hugged her. He patted her shoulder to lay her down to sleep.
However, it was not known why and he could not put her to bed anyway. She simply cried incessantly.
Alice, in fact, was too tired, with heavy eyelids. She sat up and said, -Maybe I’m hungry. Pass her to me.
Reluctantly, Kennedy could only hold her awkwardly and walk over to Alice.
The mother wanted to feed Pepita, but the little girl wouldn’t drink. She kept crying.
All children cry by letting out their voices. It was especially loud in the silent night.
Kennedy stared at Pepita for a long time. Then she turned to leave.
-Why are you leaving? -I didn’t expect him to have turned around walking two steps before he was stopped by Alice. He looked at her expression, -You’re going to see Raquel, aren’t you?
She got it right. Kennedy touched his nose and whispered, -Maybe my aunt understands better than we do.
-You’ve forgotten?
-What?
-She’s never given birth or raised children.
That said, it seemed reasonable, but….
As Alice was about to say something, she suddenly smelled a strange odor. She was feeding Pepita at the time, so she didn’t pay attention to it at all. She lowered her head and noticed it.
Thinking about it, Alice coughed slightly, -Pepita may….
She was a little embarrassed, but after another thought, she was also Kennedy’s daughter. why was she embarrassed? Then Alice stood up holding Pepita. When she saw her like that, Kennedy said, -What are you doing? Let me do.
-That… you may not be very good at it,” Alice explained quietly.
Kennedy looked deeply at her: -I can learn.
-Are you sure you want to learn? -Alice looked at him suspiciously. In fact, she felt that Kennedy could study, too. Anyway, did those things seem all right to him?
Thinking about it, Alice handed the crying child to Kennedy.
Kennedy took charge of the baby naturally.
-Hold her close. She smells a strange odor now, doesn’t she?
In fact, Kennedy had sniffed it, but didn’t take it seriously. It was strange that the smell in the room was a bit heavy.
Now that Alice reminded him, Kennedy was startled for a few seconds before reacting quickly.
-You mean to say…? -A look of uncertainty flashed in his eyes.
Alice smiled and nodded, then shook his hand, “You said you wanted to learn. Then I leave you in your hands. Cheer up.
Then Alice turned back to the bed and lay down again, leaving Kennedy alone.
Holding Pepita, the strange odor accompanied him and he did not move as if struck by lightning.
Looking at Kennedy, Alice, who was lying on the bed, couldn’t help pursing her lips and laughing slyly.
She also couldn’t control herself from bursting out laughing when she imagined the scene Kennedy had long had to face, but the time hadn’t come to laugh out loud, so she waited for him to finish that.