Forbidden Heat R18

Choosing names for our children was a very challenging task. I learnt from Ryder’s case that our child needed two names. One that would be kept a secret and known only to his parents and grandparents and another name that he would use in public. That was when I realized that Reiner’s name isn’t really Knight. It had never dawned on me before that Reiner’s name wasn’t Knight.

I never got around to adopting that name for him and had stuck to calling him Reiner or R. Of course, he never minded, and I thought that it was cute and special for me to be the only one that called him this way. However, it completely slipped my mind that Reiner probably had another name that I knew nothing about. He never mentioned it to me at all.

Never mind Ryder’s real name, choosing his public name turned out to be a very political thing. There were many requirements involved that were imposed by King. The name also had to be unique and never used by any agent preceding him. We had many options nominated by many people but in the end, the name Ryder was chosen. It felt like I had won a mini war because that was the name that I nominated.

Lance’s case was much easier because I knew the process and how to convince King for me to have my way. I also thought that Ryder and Lance sounded like a cool duo. While his elder brother seemed like a well-discipline kid who followed the rule to the letter, Lance was more of a free spirit who did whatever he wanted. Ryder spent a lot of time following Reiner and his grandfather around and together they formed a trio with a very military vibe.

Lance, on the other hand, stuck to Queen and me a lot. It might be because he was still young or because he was born second that not a lot of pressure was placed on him for taking over the company. Having Lance with her probably eased Queen’s loneliness somewhat even though he wasn’t a little girl that she had dreamt of having.

Since their grandparents were still around, they helped Reiner and me take care of the kids. Driving them to and from school was a task usually performed by King and his bodyguards.

“Are you ready for school?” King asked with a warm smile.

The two boys rushed to hug their grandfather. King hasn’t really aged much in his appearance from the day that I first met him, and his muscles were still as bulky as before. It wasn’t surprising considering how intensely he still trained at his age. Although he wanted to retire so badly before, now that he was retired, he still trained along with some of the agents and helped teach them lessons too. The rest of his time was spent taking care of my kids, especially Ryder who he treated as if the boy was his own son.

“Let’s go!” Ryder shouted happily.