Chapter 0378-Shut Up Dragon I Don’t Want to Have Kids With You Anymore

It’s the adoration of Dad.

Uh, yeah, yeah, yeah, that’s the look.

There are only two kinds of eyes that Leon has sought in his life, and one is the adoration of his daughters.

The other is a big she-dragon of dislike.

So now the worship is there, as for the dislike ……

He held back the corners of his mouth that couldn’t stop rising as he slowly looked over to Los Vespers on the other side of the table.

The Silver Dragon Queen was seen with her long legs crossed, chin in one hand and a dinner fork in the other, slowly eating the bacon meat on her dinner plate.

Seeing Leon look at her, the Queen raised an eyebrow and rolled her eyes breathlessly.

Ahh~~

That’s the blank stare, that’s the dislike, cool~~

Leon beautifully withdrew his eyes and continued to eat his breakfast while silently lamenting in his mind what a fulfilling morning it had been.

“O…Aurora ……” Murn tried to pronounce his little sister’s name correctly.

Noa corrected next to her, “Orrora.”

Mourne (…? _??…) : “Orr…Nora ……”

Noah: “Orr, Jorah.”

Mourne (?????). ? ???) : “Orno ruā.”

Noa: “O, er, wak, ra.”

Moune (????) Leu???? ) : “Orr croak.”

Noa sucked in a breath of cold air and raised her hand to touch her sister’s head, “I don’t blame you, Moune, let’s eat.”

Moon: tat

“Mom and Dad, let’s give our little sister a nickname.” Noah suggested.

Moune nodded like a baby, close to raising both hands and feet and his little tail in support of his sister’s proposal.

After all, this big name of her little sister did seem a bit hard for her to pronounce.

The couple looked at each other and naturally thought nothing of it.

Lois Visser looked at Leon and smiled, “Hubby, since you said you’re good at writing, why don’t you give the baby a nickname on the spot.”

“Eh you-“

“Yeah dad, it must be a lot easier to come up with little names than big names~”

“Ah this ……”

Looking at Leon’s embarrassed look as he was being driven to his feet, Los Visser covered her mouth and laughed lightly.

What a slightly better literary style and meaning, dumbass, it was just that the atmosphere was so spot on at the time of the parting that you had the bright idea of montaging a great name for your little girl.

Now I’m asking you to get it up. You can’t get it up, can you? No way! No way!

Silence fell over the table, and it was Lois Visser who finally spoke up, the

“Let the nickname be, ‘Little Light’, which just so happens to correspond to ‘Aurora’ as well.”