Dystopian Names Novels & Stories

Porishma struggled to breathe. "I’m the only one who has Davis in my name. Ian, Vin, and not even Dhaani have his name. Ian and Vin have great-grandfather names, and Dhaani has Maa’s name, 'Porishma,' in hers. The whole world knows me as Ansh Davis Grey, and I will only ever use this name," Ansh’s words relieved Davis, but his heart was still uneasy. His inner monster was rising, wanting to tear up the entire Kingdom Gadh.

She lifted her lashes of hope to peer at others for support but they averted their gaze. Ginny stretched her lips in a smile at Aura but just then, "You can name your daughter Medusa, says Brian on the mind link. Or better keep her in the Greek myth and think of a name that will suit our daughter. If you can't do either of the two then just keep your mouth sealed tight." Alpha Damien narrated every word Brian uttered on their psychological link, coming to Aura's defense The name was no good. It sounded evil and belonged to an evil characteristic in the Greek myth. Aura was never going to agree, Damien neither. Their daughter resembled an angel thus she deserved to be named after an angel.

It's such a pity that a child so young has been abandoned by his parents. At this moment, Madelyn exuded a strong maternal vibe. She gently said, "How about I name you 'Dal,' short for 'Dalton'?" Madelyn had chosen this name a long time ago.

This was our fight now, and I knew we could win it. Later that evening I quietly slipped out of the planning room. Everything felt too heavy, so I sat outside watching the sunset. The colors calmed me a little, but my mind still raced. Damon, Colt, and Blaze found me soon after. They sat down close, one on each side. Instead of talking about enemies or plans, they started talking about life after the war. "I want to name the baby something strong," Damon said with a smile. "Like Echo or Kai." Colt laughed. "No way. Something soft and sweet. Maybe Rose or Finn."

Because Alexandro, the man who used to be cold and cruel, was now sitting beside me, talking about our babies' names with so much love. "Aurora," I repeated softly. "I love that name." "So you agree?" I nodded. "Alessandro and Aurora. Perfect names." Alexandro smiled. A smile he rarely showed. A sincere smile that made him look like an ordinary man, not the feared mafia boss. "Alessandro will grow up to be a strong man. Like his mother. Aurora will grow up to be a smart and brave woman. Like her mother too." "Alessandro is the name I suggested from the start. But now I think, it would be very confusing if we had two people with almost the same name in this house. Alexandro and Alessandro. Wh

“I asked your name. I want to know the name of the pathetic prick who needs to kidnap a woman to feel powerful.” He paused, “A tiny spark of the fire remains! Good. Don’t worry, Aryn. You will know my name intimately. You will remember it every night when you wake up screaming.” He leaned against the table, running a perfectly manicured finger across the cold steel. “My name is Dimitri. Dimitri Volkov. And I suggest you commit it to memory, because it is the name that will make you shake with terror for the rest of your short, miserable life.”

She nuzzled his neck, and he did the same and then lightly licked her cheek, making her giggle. “Bea, Duncan, Mac allow me to introduce Damien’s wolf, future Alpha King Ayres, Jyden’s wolf, Beta Apollo, Jazlyn’s wolf, female Gamma Artemis, Koltyn’s wolf, Gamma Kota, and Reign’s wolf, future Alpha Queen Dyanera. Our dad and mom’s wolf are Zeus and Hera. I know what you’re thinking but they have no choice over their names.” Ryott giggled.

"I was thinking of names that carry a sense of power and unity. How about naming them Leonidas, Maximus, and Valerius?" Zara pondered the names, a smile playing on her lips. "They're strong names, just like you envisioned. Leonidas, Maximus, and Valerius—it suits them perfectly." Alexander, relieved and pleased with her response, continued, "And each name carries a story of bravery and strength. Leonidas, like the Spartan king, symbolizes courage; Maximus, inspired by the Gladiator, signifies greatness; and Valerius, a tribute to valor and resilience." Zara, touched by the thoughtful choices, leaned against Alexander. "I love them. Our boys will grow up knowing the power of their names and t

Alaric asked seriously. “Not a brother,” Alex explained gently. “But he will be your playmate. Like a cousin.” “What's his name?” Kaelos asked, smiling warmly at us. Alex and I looked at each other. We had discussed this name months ago, but somehow, as I looked at my child's tiny face, the name felt more perfect than I had imagined. “Damon,” I announced. “Damon Thornton.” “Damon,” Seraphina repeated, smiling. “A strong name. Perfect for an Alpha child.”

I feel his arousal and for the first time in days I feel myself getting hard. “Aurum…” I start but she immediately interrupts me. “My name is Dysnomia,” she growls, “my name has meaning to me. It is the name my mother gave me “Zee if you feel an emotional attachment to your testicles and eyeballs I advice to call her Dysnomia for now,” Gunther advices me.