"I'm sorry, I didn't know. Of course we can name her Donna, that is perfectly fine." Oliver gave her a tight hug before letting her go and looking at her, waiting for her to continue. The next string of words that left her shocked him a bit as he listened to her spill out to him. Yes, he was upset, but he kept his usual calm demeanor up on the outside as he continued to listen, contemplating on what to say back to her. It would be wrong of him to try and talk to her out of it, to make her stay, and he couldn't do that to her, it just wasn't right. There was no point forcing her to stay if she didn't, and it was obvious that she had thought about this for a while as he knew that she wasn't one to just do things on impulse or without a lot of thought. Also, there was their baby to worry about, last thing he wanted was to paint a big red target on their daughter. He knew that William was going to be a target already because he's his son.<br/><br/>Taking in a deep breath and holding it for a bit, he let it out slowly before running his hands down his face. He had to put his children first. "I want you to stay, I want to work things out with you, but once you have made up your mind about something, I know it's almost impossible to change. It would be wrong of me to try to make you stay, it wouldn't be fair to Donna or you. We'll work through the divorce. I just wish you can give me a chance, another chance, but if you did then it wouldn't be fair to Donna or William now." William already lost his mother, to lose another would be devastating, and Oliver didn't want to imagine the impact that it would have on someone his age, certainly nothing good. It'll be a bit awkward at first, slightly, but he was sure that they'd go back to the point of friends. After all, they've done it once or twice, so he knew that he wasn't losing Felicity for good.<br/><br/>"As far as the team goes, that's your call. They know that I'm the Green Arrow, won't be long until they tie you in somehow." Just being around him as a friend was dangerous, he knew how some people would use whatever leverage they could to get what they want. A part of him wanted to send her off across the country or to a different country just to keep her safe from the hands of the people in the city, but he knew that she wouldn't agree to such a thing. "But I, along with the others, would prefer if you stayed and helped the team, but it's your call. You have our baby to worry about now, and I just want what's best for the both of you. If you leave, I'm pretty sure we'd eventually be able to convince Curtis to step in somehow, if he's still in the gig."<br/><br/>"But, you're absolutely sure about the divorce? I know you probably thought long and har about it already, but are you absolutely sure?" A part of him just hoped that she would change her mind if he asked her, but he knew better. "But, besides that, whose in it still with keeping the city clean? Or trying to clean the place up?"