Mistaking the CEO for a Gigolo novel Chapter 670

“Daddy, I think I’ll keep using Lane as my last name.”

“Your mommy isn’t Zane Lane’s daughter. Who knows if she might change her last name to Musgrave one day? Why should you use Lane as your surname?”

Juan gave it some thought for a while before he looked up at Evan and answered, “Well, Juan Musgrave sounds better than Juan Seet.”

Evan gave Juan a cold-eyed stare, and the former’s lips twitched.

“In that case, leave and look for your grandpa, Stephen Musgrave. The Seet family can’t take you in anymore.”

Juan was evidently dissatisfied with that answer. How can you abandon me just because I don’t use Seet as my last name? Daddy, you are too overbearing!

Fiddling with her chubby fingers, Maya blinked her crystal clear eyes repeatedly, pondering about which last names she had to choose.

Maya Seet or Maya Musgrave… Well, both sound nice to me.

After making up her mind, she yelled, “Daddy, my surname is Seet. I’m Maya Seet…” As she spoke, she ran toward the living room to catch up with her father.

Juan pursed his lips and looked at Kyle, who was giving him a cold-eyed stare. He couldn’t help but ask, “Does Juan Seet sound nice?”

Kyle answered affirmatively, “Better than Juan Musgrave!”

“Hmm…” Kyle, you’ll definitely say so because Daddy raised you!

As soon as Evan walked into the living room, Sylphiette sat up from the couch.

She looked at him nervously and said, “Evan, I thought you weren’t coming home tonight, and so I haven’t put on any makeup. Please don’t look at me.”

Well, she doesn’t put on makeup because she is applying a face mask. Besides, she is wearing a house dress.

I mean, it’s not something shady at all. Why is she afraid that I will look at her?

Juan darted his eyes about and complained, “Mommy, Daddy wants me to change my last name!”

“Which last name does Daddy ask you to change?”

“He wants me to change my last name to Seet.”

After telling her, Juan glanced at Evan fearfully.

Deep in his heart, Juan believed that his mother would lecture him about how difficult it was for a vulnerable woman like her to raise her children all these years.

As such, she wouldn’t simply agree to let her children change their last names to Seet.