Chapter 2198: Chapter 2198

Before this, she had been worried about the child’s health issues and had somehow forgotten such an important matter.

Maybe he should be named Brown, letting the baby take her last name.

This was the first thought that popped into Skye Brown’s mind.

But the next moment, seeing Molly leaning over the baby’s crib, staring at the sleeping baby with those bright, black, almond-shaped eyes, she hesitated again.

Molly is named Wellington, while her brother would be named Brown...

Thinking of this, Skye Brown couldn’t help but think of Lily’s child.

That little ghost, Abbie, still refuses to change his last name.

Abbie always had Lily’s last name, called Abraham Redington.

It’s said that in the past, there was an attempt to change it to Abraham Lucas, but the little lad wouldn’t agree, so he kept the Redington surname.

Later, the youngest, Yana, once asked.

Why do her big brother, sister, and she all have the Lucas last name, but only Abbie is named Redington?

At that time, Lily, holding Yana, proudly said, "Because your mom and dad both love you, so among the children, you can’t all take dad’s last name, or mom would get jealous."

Because of this one remark, the kids in the family all started to scramble to be named Redington as well.

Even someone as cunning as Mr. Lucas almost couldn’t handle it.

It was Lily who coaxed and cajoled, finally settling the kids down temporarily.

However, Skye Brown thought of Lily and Mr. Lucas, their love so deep.

Which is why they could so openly tell their children that it didn’t matter which last name they took.

But she and Dylan Wellington...

She was, after all, just a single mom now.

Skye Brown wondered if her son took her last name, would little Molly have other thoughts?

Would there be a thought that she and her brother are different?

The children don’t understand the entanglements of the adult world, she and her brother are clearly siblings from the same father and mother.

But if their last names are different, and their father isn’t around for long stretches...

Skye Brown worried it might affect little Molly.

Moreover, there is the future to consider when her son grows up and asked about this matter; how would she explain it?

"How about calling him Allen, this name suits your baby well."

It was then that Doctor Susan, who hadn’t spoken all along, suddenly broke her silence.

"Not bad, not bad, a boy named Allen sounds like a fine young lad." Mrs. Judy Watts, standing by, also nodded in agreement.

This was the name given this morning before the departure of the silent Eastonian gentleman who had been protecting Skye Brown.

He said he couldn’t give the child a Chinese Name.

So, if possible, he hoped they could help him.

Let him, as the father, leave a name for his child, even if... it was just an English name.

This deeply moved the doctor and the neighbor lady.

During the past six months, they secretly witnessed this Eastonian gentleman’s care and protection for Skye Brown.

Although they couldn’t understand what exactly happened between them, and why it led to such a distance despite being so close.

If they could help, they still wanted to try their best to fulfill the wishes of that Eastonian gentleman.

"Allen..." Skye Brown slightly tilted her head, repeated the name several times, and then suddenly smiled.

"Allen is a very nice name, thank you, Doctor Susan, our baby will be called Allen from now on!"

Yes, let’s pick an English name for now, and later, when we return to Eastonia, we can give the child a Chinese name.

Smoothing over her concerns for now, Skye Brown personally held the baby and nursed him.

She and little Allen, along with little Molly, stayed in the hospital for three days, before being discharged in good health.

Skye Brown even told Lily, who was busy in Eastonia with Lulu’s affairs, not to rush over.

She even sent Norman York little Allen’s photo to share the good news.

The three of them stayed in the brick-red villa for a few days, as if everything returned to tranquility and warmth.

However, more than a week later... a group of unexpected visitors arrived.