The CEO’S Unplanned Heir novel (Aurelia and Leopold) novel Chapter 1094

"In a few days, it would be Uncle Henry's birthday. The family gathering was bound to buzz with talks about updating the family charter. You and Leopold better prepare your case to get everyone on board with the changes."

"Got it." Aurelia nodded in agreement.

By dusk, she returned home to the Stirling Manor.

Entering the room, Leopold found her hunched over the desk, scribbling in a notebook. "What are you writing?" he asked casually.

"I'm jotting down secrets to conceiving a girl," Aurelia replied with a mischievous grin.

He chuckled nervously, "Does that stuff work?"

"Of course, it does," she said earnestly. "To have a girl, you need to create an acidic environment in your body. Male sperm prefer alkaline, while female sperm thrive in acidic conditions. To increase the chances of a girl, one should eat acidic foods like fish and meat. I even read online that women with preferences for sweet food are more likely to have girls. Apparently, the sugar and fat in sweets can affect the baby's sex. Cheese, desserts, and pastries are perfect for women who want daughters. And men should drink lots of milk and eat plenty of veggies and fruit to boost the survival of female sperm..."

Leopold massaged his forehead, "Honey, let's not stress over it. We'll be happy with a boy or a girl."

Aurelia shot him a sideways glance, "I already have two boys. I'm not looking for a third."

He sighed, "But I only have one son. It wouldn't hurt to have another."

He just wanted Liam to come back. He felt sure Liam was out there, waiting to return. He needed to create that opportunity for him.

Aurelia sighed to herself.

Although William was reluctant to come back now, she believed it was only temporary. One day, he'd reclaim his rightful place as Liam.

"You've said it yourself that small decisions are mine to make. Having a baby is a small decision, so it's up to me whether we have a daughter or another son."

Leopold looked disheveled by her determination, "What if it's already happened?"