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    Kaiden’s answer came immediately.


    Ellie’s smile softened, her heart swelling with warmth.


    She didn’t say anything further, but Kaiden understood what she was implying. He would always choose Ellie, just as Brisa would always choose Jorge. Their decisions were simr, but there was one key difference. Kaiden wouldn’t ignore his child the way Brisa did.


    “Don’t worry, I won’t put you in such a situation,” Ellieforted him. “We’ll face all the difficulties together.”


    Kaiden’s hand gently touched her stomach, his expression questioning. “So, when are we nning on having a little girl?”


    “Why must it be a girl? What if we have a boy?”


    Kaiden fell silent, his expression one of reluctance.


    Ellie felt strongly that the gender of their child, a matter of chance, should not be a concern.


    She believed it was important for Kaiden not to favor one gender over the other.


    “A son could take over your business,” she said, attempting to exin. “But a daughter couldn’t do the same?”


    Kaiden looked at her, confusion in his eyes.


    “Absolutely, she could,” Ellie responded. “But you might think having a son in charge means less worry about him being overwhelmed, right?”


    “Why not appoint a professional manager?” Kaiden countered, thinking of someone like Joselyn.


    “A daughter could just own shares and enjoy the profits without the stress.”


    Ellie was momentarily speechless, unable to counter his logic.


    “Whether we have a son or a daughter, it’s beyond our control, isn’t it? It’s not right to prefer one over the other. Why would you only wish for a daughter and not a son?”


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    The mere thought of having a son caused Kaiden to frown.


    What was so great about a son? Someone like Omiros was hardly a delight. Yet, a daughter—perhaps inheriting Ellie’s looks—would be charming, even if she turned out to be a handful.


    “Kaiden, we need to talk about this seriously,” Ellie insisted, feeling the need to discuss it further.


    Kaiden lifted Ellie onto the counter, ensuring she could meet his gaze directly.


    “A daughter who looks like you would be a pleasure to look at.”


    Ellie paused briefly before saying, “From a gic standpoint, it’s more likely for daughters to take after their fathers and sons after their mothers.”


    The thought of a daughter looking more like him made Kaiden frown again.


    Baylee was still half-asleep when she opened her eyes the following day, and the first thing that greeted her was a splitting headache—a result of a brutal hangover.


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