7 Names Novels & Stories

I looked at him. At the list of twenty-seven names he had been building quietly in the kitchen cabinet beside the farmer's market schedule. At the six dots and the reasons behind each one, delivered in the specific, direct way Julian delivered everything that mattered to him. "Say all six again," I said. He said them. Eleanor. Josephine. Clara. Wren. Miriam. Adaeze. I listened to each one. Then I said: "Adaeze." He looked at me.

“Mom! Us four are enough!” “Of course you are, baby,” mom coos, grabbing at me and pulling me in close for another hug, pressing kiss after kiss to my hair. I grin, swatting her away. “But,” she says with a happy sigh. “Eight would have been enough too.” “Mom, eight is far too many,” I murmur, suddenly regretting my little joke last night about eighteen. “What would you have even named them?” “Rafe, Ariel, Mark, and Juniper,” she says instantly, her eyebrows raising with the truth of it. “All with a Jr. at the end.”

He nods along seems to agree with my name choices so I finish my list " that leaves are two daughters or as they call her here number three will be Skylar Jewel Dagon and number four my sweet little mini you is going to be name Piper Jasmine Dagon." Brian applauds like this was a show he loved, and I laugh and fake bow. We both laugh, and he says, " I love them there perfect. I did notice all the middle names start with a j though is there a reason?" I smile and say I don't know for the boys, but it just happened, so I wanted to continue it since there quintuplets my as well all have something alike all, and the names end in an r also." He stopped to think about that and smiled "your right t

As I drew closer the gentleman simply slipped into the crowd leaving Seven with a smile on his face. "Who is that? " I asked, standing right next to him. "No one I know," he said, looking back into the crowd. "Is that his name?" I asked, being sarcastic and pushing for answers. wanting to know more and make sure Seven is safe. Seven laughed a little and shook his head. "No mother but he said his name is Amo" he said, still laughing a little. "That's what he said" Seven continued, giving me a side look.

The administrator at the door took one look at the four identical little boys and couldn’t help but glance back at Amanda several times. Amanda calmly accepted the envious look. There was nothing she could do—having quadruplets made her stand out anywhere. After checking the documents, Isaac confirmed: “Number 7, Mark. Number 8, Tod. Number 9, Ted. Number 10, Terry. Are all the names correct?” Amanda was obviously stunned. She had given them those names, but she rarely used their full ones. Isaac noticed her hesitation, and his eyes flickered. Another parent who couldn’t remember their kids’ names?

The famous Sage of the Xianming Sea had a total of seven children. These seven children, according to the order of birth, were named after Tian, Di, Ren, Jie, Jia, Yi, Bing, and Ding. The top four was not bad. Although as a woman, her name was Cui Di, which made people feel strange, at least it sounded more like a name than that of Cui Jia and Cui Yi. Caspian was pretending to be Sage of the Xianming Sea's seventh son, Cui Bing.

"We're preparing for tomorrow's celebration, the comeback of the lost ones. I'm sorry if we can't address your purpose here yet." I reach the cup. "Thank you," I said. She caresses Acro gently with a finger. "You have a unique pet. Dandeline is a huge fan of petting dogs. She named them according to their numbers, she has seven dogs, that's how their name starts with one to seven. She sucks at giving names." The dogs are more tender towards her than me. "Don't be shy to ask if you need something," she said before she came inside the kitchen.

answered one of the six men. "I know you don't know their names yet, but they know you because I already told them about you through text, so I'll introduce them to you." Harold then introduced the six men to her one by one. She couldn't help but laugh when she learned their names. "Why are their names Uno, Dos, Tres, Cuatro, Cinco, and Six? Don't they have real names?" she asked Harold, laughing. She wasn't laughing at their names, she was just amused to hear numerical names.

“Nathan and I have been talking and we’ve been toying with a lot of things over the past couple of days. We haven’t come up with a new group name but I may have found a name in a notebook that I happened to stumble-” “7even,” interrupted Luca. Everyone’s eyes turned to him missing the smirk on Saint’s face. Sarah leaned forward a bit more to look at Luca’s face which was turned to the floor. “What was that sweetie?” A small smile crept up onto the boy’s face as he looked up at Saint. “Their name. 7even” said Luca. “I was wondering where my notebook went.” He chuckled softly and leaned back in his seat his grin getting wider by the second.

my assistant said quietly. I nodded, placed my glass down, slipped into my heels, and headed out. Magnus was a shell of the man he used to be. He scrambled to his feet, flashing a smile that was more desperate than genuine, his eyes filled with silent pleas. The man who once stood tall and proud now seemed as though he'd aged a decade overnight. He stood there, visibly uncomfortable. Where he once called me Cora, now he addressed me with formal respect, "Ms. Jagger."