Aesthetic Gender Neutral Names の小説・ストーリー

Laughing at the memory, my vision became blurry as I looked down at him. "Yeah. It means-" "Manly, brave, strong. I know because it was the name I had wanted if I were ever given a son ever since I was a young girl. My friends told me Andrea was too much of a feminine name, but it is a unisex name. It's a unisex name that means manly. Plus, with the way you look, I'm sure masculinity will be no problem if that's what he may want," I said. When I looked over at him, he was smiling at me. He leaned down and pressed his lips against mine for a long time before pulling away. "So, you wanted the name Andrea?"

"You make it sound like those are horrible names." "Wait until you hear mine," she said, grinning with excitement. "If it’s a girl, Allison or Riley. If it’s a boy, Ethan or Liam." "Nope. My suggestions are way better," Raven shook his head. "My jaw was just about to drop at that," Azzmi crossed her arms, facing the other side. "If you don’t want any of mine and I don’t want any of yours, let’s try this again some other time," he suggested, amused.

I cover my mouth and start crying. “Our family is growing,” I whispered. He smiled proudly. “Yeah, it is.” “Do you know if it’s a boy or a girl?” I asked. “Poppy wanted to be surprised. So we are picking names that can be either for a boy or a girl.” “What have you come up with so far?” I asked. “Bailey, Jordan, Carey, and Rene.” “Those are pretty good. You know, Sinclair is also a unisex name. I’m just saying.”

the other vetoed it immediately. He jotted something else down. “Okay. Hear me out: Noa. With no ‘h’ at the end. It’s gender-neutral. Cool. Kinda poetic.” “Noa’s nice,” I said cautiously, biting into a strawberry. “But it doesn’t feel like her. You know?” He sighed and crossed it off. Again. Killian’s POV We’d been through ten pages of baby name lists and still hadn’t landed on anything that didn’t make one of us gag.

,I smiled at my beautiful mate. "I thought of names",she smiled sweetly. "I was thinking of names as well",she grinned. "how about names that start with J",I suggested. "Jason, Jordan, Jace or Jeffery ",she blushed when I stared at her. "I like Jace and Jason",her smile widened at the two names. "I think Jace is good but we should use a different for the second boy maybe a h name like Hunter",she perked up. "I love those",she smiled.

I giggle and they jump around me and lick me. "I'm guessing you love your present?" Dad asked "Wait I can keep them?" I asked and he nodded his head I stood up and hugged him and said thanks. "What are you going to name them?" Elijah asked "I was thinking Luna and Alpha or Athena ~ The Greek Goddess of Wisdom and War (White wolf) and Ares ~ The Greek God Of War (Black would)," I said "The second ones," my younger oldest brothers yelled out immediately making us all laugh (2092 words)

Rihanna said. "Congratulations, baby girl," her parents said. The room was filled with pure happiness. "Thank you very much," she blushed. "You did a great job son," her father said and patted my shoulder. I turned to Natalie who looked away with a flushed face. "What name do you think we should give the boy if it's a male or female?" She asked. "Alex for the male," "Olivia for the female," Different suggestions came. "So what name do you suggest?" She asked, and they turned their gazes to me.

“We need to start finalizing names. Two weeks is not a lot of time.” Ana hums softly. It’s the most relaxed sound I’ve heard from her in days. “Something strong,” Greta continues. “But not too… intimidating.” Ana shifts slightly. “No weird names.” Greta laughs. “Define weird.” “Anything that sounds like it belongs to a seventy-year-old Alpha with ten wives.” Despite myself, the corner of my mouth twitches. Greta flips a page. “Okay… what about Adrian?” Ana shakes her head. “Too common.”

“Have you decided on any names?” He shook his head. “Have you?” “I have,” I rejoiced with a grin. Strolling toward my side of the bed, I sat on the haunches. “I’ve been searching a lot about names with good meanings. And there’re two, one for each gender, I like.” “Do tell.” “Celeste, if it’s a girl.” I went on, “It means heavenly. I will raise her as so. She’ll speak her mind, be her strong self, not afraid to show her emotions or to choose the path and the man she wants.”

“After your mother.” My throat tightens. “Hope Beatrice Kingston.” “Or Caldwell-Kingston,” he smiles. “Whatever you want.” “Hope Beatrice,” I repeat. “I like the sound of that. It’s meaningful.” “I love it too. However, what if our baby turns out to be a boy?” He asks. “Well… I am thinking Ares,” I finish without hesitation. “Ares?” “Greek god of war,” I explain. “Strong. Fierce. A fighter. Also we can add Nicholas as a middle name. What do you think?”