Janet clenched his fist and smashed it over: "I'll let you Melbourne, I'll let you Melbourne."

Simon didn't dodge and smiled, "You asked me to give it a name. I think this name is good, Melbourne, Melbourne Westeros."

Janet hammered Simon again: "My child is not called Melbourne, it's not as good as Seattle."

Simon was easy to talk to: "Then you get up."

Janet twisted her soft body and rolled around the sofa, still very distressed. After a moment, she finally "compromised" and said, "If the boy is, she will be called Melbourne, and if the girl is called Seattle."

Simon had no choice but to: "Don't compete with Jenny, right?"

Although the female assistant was very dissatisfied with the name Simon gave in advance, it can be imagined that if Janet snatched away, it would be lively.

"I don't care. She has the ability to come out with a baby than my husband."

"If Mr. Jenny had a child, I think you might have secretly killed me in the middle of the night."

"No," Janet shook his head and said, "I don't have to wait until midnight, and I will kill you both."

"Uh, really?"

"Fake it," Janet reached out and touched Simon's face, and said, "I can't bear to leave it."

Simon breathed a sigh of relief: "That's good."

"But I won't let you go, either."

"Um?"

"You think about it yourself."

"Don't think about it, you're pregnant anyway," Simon put down the remote control, lowered his head and kissed the woman's lips, and said, "So, is it good if Melbourne?"

"It sounds so ugly."

"Just get used to it, who dares to say Westeros is unpleasant now?"

“Westerlo is not bad at all.”

"In this way, you will read Melbourne Westeros in your mind a hundred times every day, and you will get used to it in a week. The power of habit is powerful."

"I still think Seattle Westeros is better."
Chapter completed!