Mr Carlos Huo, She's Your Wife novel Chapter 343

Curtis said in a soft voice, "The name 'Justus' means upright and just. I don't expect him to be perfect. All I'm hoping for is that he will be a man of integrity." As he spoke, he fixed his eyes on his son, his eyes full of affection.

Upon hearing that, Debbie gave him a thumbs-up. "Wow! You're such a good father. Most parents would put all their expectations on their children. They want the world for their children—high-paying jobs and being CEO of a company. But you're not like that."

As if Colleen had thought of something, she rolled her eyes and said, "Debbie, I actually wanted to name him 'Leonardo' after Leonardo DiCaprio since I'm a huge fan. But your uncle Curtis didn't want me to."

Debbie burst into laughter. "I can understand Uncle Curtis. He's so possessive of you."

While listening to their conversation, Curtis just smiled softly. He dismissed the waiter in the private booth so that they could talk freely. He poured the two women each a glass of juice.

Colleen held her son's hand and told him, "Jus, this beautiful girl is your cousin. This is Debbie."

Looking at Debbie with his round eyes, Justus called out in a small voice, "Debbie."

Debbie pinched his face and said playfully, "Jus, you're so handsome. I think I'm in love with you!"

Colleen guessed that Debbie wasn't used to holding babies so she took Justus over. "Jus, do you like Debbie? She's so pretty, huh?"

Debbie straightened Justus' clothes and said to Colleen, "Why did you take Jus? I still want to play with him. How about this? I'm available in a few days. Let me take care of him for a couple of days so that you and Uncle Curtis can have a few days just to yourselves."

Colleen answered with a smile, "Come on! You must be kidding. You don't know how to take care of babies."

Debbie's smile froze. It was not until then that she realized that she had told Curtis she had aborted her baby three years ago.

Colleen sensed that something was off—she was reminded of Debbie's abortion, so she apologized, "I'm so sorry, Debbie. I shouldn't—"

"No, no. It's not like that." Debbie held the glass tighter. She took a deep breath and said apologetically, "Uncle Curtis, Aunt Colleen, I'm sorry. I lied to you before. But I had no other choice back then. Actually, I didn't cheat on Carlos, I didn't abort the baby, and I didn't elope with another man."

Debbie believed that she had to clear her name, whether they would believe her or not.

This didn't come as a surprise to the couple. Curtis turned to his wife and said, "See? I told you. Debbie didn't do any of those things."

Colleen nodded, held Debbie's hand, and asked with concern, "Debbie, can you please tell us what had happened back then? Why did you take all the blame? And where is the baby?"