"Turstin, I hope you can change your name to take my surname."
Bennet Reed sat behind the large desk, put down the book "Standards for being a Good Pupil and Child," and looked up at his son.
Even before Turstin Muller was born, he had already chosen a name, but for various reasons, that name was not used. However, now that past grievances have been forgiven, he hopes his son can use the name he personally chose.
"Dad, I'm already thirty years old. Changing my name won't be easy. No matter what my surname or first name is, I am still your son, and that won't change. I don't think there's a need to change my name."
If he suddenly changed his surname to Reed, he wouldn't be used to it himself.
The name that has been with him for thirty years is also a memorial to his mother.
He clearly remembers how kind his mother was when she talked about the origin of his name.
