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Chapter 767

    Chapter 767


    “But I like my original name Jen Leighton. Mommy, can I keep being called that way?” Jennifer


    pleaded, her smiling face all scrunched up.


    “Your brother’s name is Guillermo Youngblood, so your name should ne Jennifer Youngblood. Isn’t


    that good? Others will instantly know you and Guillermo are siblings. Haven’t you always wanted a


    brother?” Rosalie asked.


    Jennifer tilted her head and asked, “Can I convince my brother to change his name to Guille


    Leighton instead?”


    “Then, why don’t you discuss it with your brother when you meet him?” Rosalie suggested.


    “Okay!” Jennifer lifted her chin with the resolve of a little warrior ready to persuade her brother.


    Lillian found her goddaughter Jennifer’s antics amusing. “Do you really like the name Jen Leighton


    that much?”


    “Yes, I do!” Jennifer nodded eagerly.


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    “Why? Is it because you’ve gotten used to it, and you’re not keen on changing your name?” Lillian


    guessed.


    However, before Jennifer could answer, Rosalie interjected, “She just thinks that the spelling for


    Jennifer Youngblood is moreplicated than Jen Leighton. If I suggested changing it to Jenny,


    she’d probably agree immediately!”


    Lillian found it somewhat amusing, thinking, “So, she’s reluctant to change her name because it’s


    moreplicated?”


    However, the name Jennifer Youngblood was undeniably a bit challenging for a child to write.


    Their ordered meals finally made their way to the table. Once Jennifer finished her kid’s meal, she


    ventured into the restaurant’s y area. Given its designation as a children’s restaurant, there were


    ample spaces designed for children to revel in.


    As Jennifer yed nearby, Rosalie and Lillian continued their meal, asionally ncing at the


    y area.


    “Are


    you nning to take Jen to meet Jonathanter?” Lillian asked midway through their meal.


    “Yes, we’ll visit the Youngblood residence,” Rosalie replied. In reality, after regaining her memories,


    she had attempted to call Jonathan. However, one of his numbers resulted in the phone being


    turned off, and the other was unreachable. “Maybe Jonathan’s phone has settings that block calls


    from unknown numbers,” she spected to herself.


    Therefore, she decided to take Jennifer directly to the Youngblood residence.


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    “But Jonathan… He’s not quite the same as he used to be. Back then, when the Youngblood family


    imed you were dead, he changed. The two times I met him afterward, he seemed different,


    notably more distant. I think it was because of the news of your supposed passing,” Lillian said.


    With a light chuckle, Lillian added, “I haven’t really bumped into Jonathan since then. As for


    Guillermo, it took quite an effort to find out about the kindergarten he attended. Trying to approach


    him proved tricky, though. Guillermo usually had an entourage from the Youngblood family picking


    him up, making it nearly impossible for me to get close.”


    What Lillian did not mention was that once, when she tried to approach Guillermo for a


    conversation, the Youngblood family’s bodyguards promptly blocked her, seemingly worried she


    might utter something inappropriate.


    Understanding Lillian’s difort with the Youngblood family, Rosalie offered an apology. “I’m


    sorry.”


    “What’s all this talk about apologizing? There’s nothing you need to apologize for. You’re back, and


    that’s all that matters. But, you should know, of the two kids Jonathan has now, only Guillermo is


    biologically yours. The other one, Wrenna, is adopted. Her birth mother, Agyness, is rumored to


    have a close connection with Jonathan. With you back, there might be some confrontation with that


    woman.”


    Lillian felt it was necessary to give Rosalie a heads-up due to the sometimes baseless nature of


    rumors.


    “I know. I’ve checked the news online,” Rosalie replied, gently biting her lip. “If Jon has truly


    invested his emotions elsewhere and doesn’t feel the same way about me, I won’t cling to him. But


    if I’m the one he truly loves, I won’t give up on getting back to his side!”


    After all, everyone believed she was gone. It would be understandable if Jonathan had found love


    again, even if it meant remarriage.


    Yet, she could not shake the feeling that Jonathan, like her, would not be easily swayed by others.


    In the years when her memories were lost, she encountered some remarkable men, and there were


    even some who held affection for her. However, she never experienced that flutter in her heart.


    It was not until her memories gradually resurfaced that she understood. Her heart had long been


    imed by a man named Jonathan, leaving no room for any other emotional stirrings.


    “By the way, what about you? Any special someone in your life now?” Rosalie changed the topic.


    “Not yet. My mother’s constant harping on me being an old spinster is enough to drive anyone


    insane.” Lillian shrugged, a bitter smile briefly ying on her lips. In these years, even though she


    did not consciously try to remember Callum, his image would asionally flicker through her mind.


    Perhaps it was because her


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    time with Callum was so blissful that she could not muster the desire for romance, no matter the


    type of man she encountered. Blind dates, too, proved to be a series of defeats.


    “You haven’t moved on, have you?” Rosalie asked, looking at her friend with


    concern.


    “Trying my best to move on.” Lillian smiled. “If I can’tpletely move on, I don’t mind being single


    until I’m old and gray. Anyway, having your two children. take care of me in my old age will be


    enough.”


    As she said this, Lillian suddenly halted, her gaze apologetic as she looked at Rosalie.


    Rosalie’s expression darkened for a moment. “Two kids… Initially, I was expecting triplets. However,


    in the end, one child stayed with Jon, and another with me. So, what about the third child? Where is


    he? Did the Youngblood family secretly conceal him? Or…” Rosalie’s thoughts raced.


    Just then, Jennifer suddenly let out a cry of surprise. Rosalie tensed, only to see her daughter


    Jennifer during a scuffle with a girl.


    “Jen!” Rosalie rushed forward, attempting to pull Jennifer away. However, before she could reach


    her, another woman had already approached the two little girls and rudely shoved Jennifer aside.


    With her small frame, Jennifer could not maintain her bnce and tumbled backward. Luckily, the


    landing was softened by a cushion, so there was not much harm done.


    Rosalie quickly reached Jennifer’s side and helped her up. Lillian followed closely, expressing


    concern. “Are you okay, Jen?”


    Jennifer shook her head, tears glistening in her eyes as Jennifer said while gesturing to the other


    girl, “Mommy, Daddy’s photo is broken, and she stole it.” It was then that Rosalie noticed Jennifer


    holding half of the secretly taken photo of Jonathan that she had purchased at a high price.


    “As for the photo thief…” Rosalie mused, ncing across. It turned out to be quite a coincidence;


    standing there were none other than Agyness and her daughter Wrenna, just as Lillian had


    mentioned.
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