Chapter 366:

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“You better not,” I pointed a warning finger at her. “I want to hear my name in your gratitude speech when you become Queen.”

“Trust me, your name will be second, right after Estefan’s,” she assured with a chuckle.

“Why can’t I be first?” I pouted, looking back and forth between her and Estefan.

“Now you’re pushing it.” Estefan kissed my pout before we turned around to leave.

We got into the car and headed back home. During the ride, I opened my phone to do some research on unisex nursery design themes and got some amazing ideas.

“Honey, how about this?” I showed him what I found on my phone. “Since we don’t know the baby’s gender yet, why don’t we go for a unisex theme? I found some ideas online.”

He took the phone from me and went through the themes. “I think I prefer the Aladdin theme.”

“Me too.” I smiled as I took the phone from him and continued searching for other ideas online.

Estefan wrapped his arms around me and made me rest my head on his chest. “I would love it if our first child is a beautiful baby girl who takes after you and also becomes a daddy’s girl, so we can annoy you the same way you were annoyed when we first got married.”

“I knew you had ulterior motives for wanting a girl,” I said, pinching his hands.

𝖩oi𝗇 𝗼u𝗋 𝗰𝗈𝗆𝘮𝘶𝘯𝘪𝘵𝘺 on 𝗴а𝗅𝗻о𝘃e𝘭s.𝘤o𝘮

“Ouch.” He chuckled.

“I’m going to pray so hard that our baby turns out to be a boy, and I’m going to make him a mama’s boy so he can defend me whenever you scold me for no reason.”

“I only scold you when you do something you’re not supposed to,” he defended himself. “It’s for your good.”

“Yeah, right,” I rolled my eyes.

He pulled me closer to him. “Whether we have a boy or a girl, I’m going to love him or her unconditionally and make sure to provide everything they could ever want.” He kissed my head.

“I love you,” I glanced up at him.

“I love you too,” he held my chin and connected his lips to mine.

LEAH’S POV

“Asher, there’s something I want to talk to you about,” I started as I sat next to him on the couch while he was busy typing away on his laptop.

A few days ago, Asher brought up the topic of our wedding. He wanted to talk to my parents so that we could finalize the wedding date and start preparing for it.

Like I told Rhea, I wanted to discuss the issue of not having babies yet before we proceeded.

“Okay, but check this out first.” He placed his laptop on the table so I could see what he was looking at.

I raised my eyebrows when I saw that it was a picture of a house, a beautiful house at that. “What do you think about it?” he asked.

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