Novel & Cerita Hunger Games Names Ideas

Since they want to name the baby, how can other members of the family and good friends not participate in it? So she took out her cell phone and pulled the rest of the family into a chat group. Kim: "All members, which name is better?" Hannah: "Daughter-in-law, are you going to name my grandson? I think Charles Owl, Xavier Owl, Zhane Owl, and Yale Owl are okay." Darren: @ Hannah, isn't it too common? Hannah: "Darren, have you forgotten what you dis to our son? Just because your idol plays golf, you name him Edmund. Is it too perfunctory?"

"Honey, I hate to break it to you, but that cactus was plastic." As we all dissolved into laughter, I felt a wave of love and gratitude wash over me. These people - my fiancé, my best friend, our... well, whatever Taylor was to us now - they were my family. And soon, we'd be adding one more to our crazy little clan. "So," Cathy said, leaning forward conspiratorially, "have you thought about names yet? Because I've got a few suggestions. How about 'Vin' for a boy, after Vin Diesel? Or 'Ferrari' for a girl?"

Sre breathed out, "Decided on a name Yet?" Dinah's golden features took on a thoughtful expression, "We actually haven't settled on one but I'm thinking Iris. If it's a girl, of course". Dronian tried not to sound breathless, "You can consider Ace if it's a boy" She was rewarded with a smile, "I like Ace, thank you. And you look like you're about to collapse" Sreya attempted to smile so she didn't give the additional nearly hundred eyeballs watching them something to gossip about. "I didn't know this much people will be here"

“Alright, I’m listening.” “For a girl, Alexandria. For a boy, Alexander.” Xander’s smile widened. “I actually don’t hate it. I really like them.” I beamed. “For a second boy, Rowen, as a nod to Devin’s Gaelic heritage. And for a second girl, Annika, after my grandmother. Middle names could be our parents’ names—Alexandria Lauren, Annika Adele, Alexander Richard, and Rowen Luhan.” Devin let out a whistle. “Shit. I love them all. I say we scrap the rest and go with Arya’s list.”

Kairo broke the silence. River pouted and took offense to what he said. Devyn chuckled. “You’re making fun of me too, babe?” River asked. “No, of course not. I think it’s a cute idea.” River lit up. “So, you agree that we should name them Boy and Girl?” “Well,” Devyn hesitated. “Let’s not get that far.” River stopped pushing his idea when his mate was already the one who rejected it. “How about this?” Arlo suggested, making all the others peer up at him. “Maybe we can combine our names to create a new one! That’d be cute, right?”

Suhee said, smiling at her warmly. “So,” she continued, clapping her hands together, “what should we name our little group?” “Oh, I’ve got plenty of ideas!” Cornelia grinned. “Aethera, Monarchy, Sirenx, Luxrae, Lunas, Evoque, Miyora, Velvet Gems, Gemini, Mirage84, STN5—short for Stanton Five—” “I think I like velvet gems” Suhee began. “Yeah,” the others agreed, finishing her thought. “And what about the roles?” one of the girls asked.

“Let’s start throwing out ideas and see what sticks.” “Okay,” Isolde said, leaning forward with interest. “If they’re dragons, maybe something powerful like Pyra and Draven.” “Or if they’re wolves,” Cheyenne added, “something classic and moonlit. Like Lune or Fenric.” Tora covered her face with her hands. “You guys are going to give them identity crises before they’re even born.” Chelsea was already on a roll. “If one’s a boy, I vote we name him Brimstone. Brim for short.”

Shrugging, Emma came into the kitchen, her body slick with sweat, and opened the refrigerator and grabbed the cartoon of orange juice, taking a very manly swig directly from the cartoon and drawing a scowl from Sarah. Swallowing deeply, she handed the jug to Mike, who followed suit. "I don't know, honestly. I was thinking about naming him/her after one of my favorite athletes, I just can't think of any good ones." "What about naming him after the Aggies, or maybe just the mascot," Sarah suggested, putting a dish into the oven. "Reveille?" Emma asked, but shook her head quickly after. "Their mascot is the Aggie I thought," Beth said, a quizzical look on her face.

Lani insisted. "Moreover, even if it's a boy, Ice Cream can still be a name. Can't boys like ice cream?" Lani challenged Kane, who nodded in agreement. Alright, whatever Lani said was right. "But I think Ice Cream should be just a nickname at home. We should still give our daughter a better name," Kane suggested. "For example, Pandora, Charlotte, Ermintrude, or Rachel." Lani narrowed her eyes at Kane, her expression unhappy. "You think Ice Cream isn't a good name? You don't understand the greatness of this name!"

“Grace is nice. But it feels a little… safe. Our girl’s going to be a hurricane. She needs a middle name with some bite.” I grin. “Like what? Sandra Fury Harper-Kane?” He laughs so hard he almost chokes. “Sandra Fury. She’d come out swinging. Teachers would be terrified on day one.” “Or Sandra Rebel. Sandra Rebel Harper-Kane. She’d have a leather jacket by age three.” He’s laughing too hard to speak now. “Sandra Chaos Harper-Kane,” he manages. “Because that’s what we’re signing up for.” I swat his arm. “Stop! She’s going to hear you and decide to be a terror on purpose.”