Gay Username Ideas นิยาย & เรื่องราว

I decided to start a small chitchat with my mate to get my mind off the pain. “Have you finally come up with names for our boys? “ I queried. “Yeah, I have a few names in mind. The guys helped me out .” “ Shoot.” I panted out. “ Zane thinks we should call them Zahim and Ryker. Theo suggested Zaim and Rowan. Alaric, Zavier, and Zeke.” “ You, what do you want us to call our pups?” He breathed out. “ I want each one of them to have our first names. So Zayden and Ryder. What do you think “, Zander's brow shot up, questioning.

They cooked alongside each other, went out on the lake in the boat and talked about everything from their past, present and the future. “I wonder what our boys are named?” Gael asked as he rowed them a little further out. “I don’t know and I must admit, I feel some type of way about not being able to name my own children. I mean I didn’t choose to be this; and I like the names Kace and Kullan; shouldn’t I be able to name them that?’ “Kace and Kullan? I kind of like those names. They sound masculine and of little boys that get into things.”

She thumbed-smoothed the imprinted name like a rare gem. "Ouh! I humanized a sweet dog to a boyfriend. That makes me inhumane, I guess. Boys should be animalized instead, don't you think?" Gianna chuckled, agreeing with nod. "Cool, I'm Tayla by the way but I go by Tay. I can tell you're new." "Gianna." She introduced. "And yeah, I am. I can tell you've had pretty bad experiences with boys."

"And if it's a girl....." "Wait," I said. I think I have an idea. 'Zaan' from Zara and Anders. If it's a girl, we can call her Zaan." Anders thought, "Zaan, isn't that a guy's name?" I shook my head, "No, both males and females can bear it. It's unisex." "Okay," he agreed. "So, it's either 'Zander' and 'Zaan' but what if we have two?"

Grace sighs. "Gavin and Grace. Woah... What if all of our names start with a G? That'll be so cool! I hope your name starts with a G," He says. Why did my parents name me Grayson? First, it's a boy's name. And secondly, it starts with a fucking G. "Well that's sad... My name doesn't start with a G," I say. "I can tell you're lying. So your name does start with a G. What is it? Gabrielle? Gabriella? Gabby? Gracie?" He asks.

"And if it's a girl? She'll probably have you wrapped around her little finger in five seconds." "She’ll never leave the house," Killian joked, though his voice had a protective edge. "But seriously... if she has your spirit, she’ll be the heart of this pack. We need a name that reflects that." He slowed down as they turned onto the long, wooded drive leading to the pack house. "What about Aiden for a boy? It means 'little fire.' He’s already survived so much drama; it fits." "Aiden," Isabella whispered, testing the weight of it. "It’s strong. I like it. And for a girl?"

He breathed out without saying anything. “So, I have been searching for pup names, and I came up with a few,” I said. He hummed. “For girl, I came up with Janice, Yolanda, Kim, Margeret, Aurora, Rose, and Liya,” I said, smiling. “For boy, I came up with Vince, Danice, Sam, Otto, and Liam,” I said, bending to check if he was listening or sleeping. He looked up, turning around, and now I was seated on his torso. He smiled.

He said, "I don't know. It was hard to think of a nickname for you. You already have such a unique name.” Ugh he had me excited for no reason. "That wasn't very nice of you." I said. He chuckled. Why is he laughing at me? Nothing seemed funny to me. He said, "I was just kidding. I came up with two options. It would be either Kenli or just plain Kennedi. I'll think of something better at the camp. That's where the magic happens." I don’t think he was kidding. I think his brain had been too tattered with fighting to think of a cute but strong warrior name for me.

Summer said innocently. “Summer, you should call your brother by his name,” Lucas sighed helplessly. “But Mommy said brothers’ names are Bourbon and Whiskey,” Summer said stubbornly in her cute childish voice. I laughed out loud. When I woke up three years ago, and knew that I had two daughters and two sons. I named the girls 'Summer' and 'Winter' and the boys 'Bourbon' and 'Whiskey'. I thought it was cute, but Lucas was against the names Bourbon and Whiskey. He named them Raphael and Gabriel, yet we still called them Bourbon and Whiskey.

I try to push away my morbid thoughts before I infect everyone else with them and change the topic. “Has anyone thought about baby names? We can’t call them Bean forever, it might be cute now but imagine being our age and named Bean, he or she will hate us for it,” I snort. “I like Sam or Sammy,” Axel says. “Micheal or Penny,” Theo shrugs and Josie’s eyes fill with emotion. “Ellie or Elija,” Deacon smiles. “Luna or Isabelle for a girl, Theodore or Joe for a boy,” Mason says, making Theo and Josie smile.