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Similar to the usual behaviour he chided me. I sat in front of him. It was an amazing breakfast, with all delicacies, my favourite honey pancakes. A lady came baking fresh Apple Pies. She was elderly and calling Mr Dark Ladoo. I giggled at the discovery, Mr Rude, Mr Dark, Mr Arrivant allegedly Ranveer Singhaniya has been called Ladoo. An Indian sweet name, who could have named him ladoo. He is bitter as bitter gourd. I laughed again thinking this, Mr Rude stared at me. With those scary eyes, pissed look.

Kedar Sighania asked the parents to keep a name starting with"s" Piyali asked Sanjana if she had some names in her mind to which she nodded in no.Actually she had thought about some names but the previous scene in the room upset her so much that she was not àny more interested in suggesting some names . When nirmal asked darsh ,he nodded in yes . " Saanvi darsh sighania and samradh darsh singhania " Everybody liked the names ,so the priest announced the name with all the rest of the rituals .After the rituals were done the couple touched the feets of the elders .

he told Kat, "what it means to tell others that you are engaged to Dhiraj, aren't you? - Oh yes. She wrinkled her nose. - No. Dhiraj is a sexy guy but it's the Nav I love. I want to call it Nav. Couldn't it be a pet name, or something? "In Hindi it means new." - Perfect. My new love. — Dhiraj and Pritam also have meanings. She raised her eyebrows. “Oh. You chose the names for a reason. “Dhiraj means patience, because after you left Pritam in that hotel in Toronto, I knew I was going to need it. "What about Pritam?" "It means beloved." “How sneaky you are, you naughty bastard. She looked at him beaming. — made the

, she listed in detail. James hummed, "Veerji, is your surname?" he asked curiously. Yasmeen laughed, "Oh no", she giggled, "Veerji means brother—specifically elder brother. A sign of respect, or you know in short 'Veere'", she answered. "For sisters-in-law, it's 'Bhabhi Ji' and or 'Didi'", she paused, "Usually I prefer to use their names, it pisses them off and I like it", she smirked cheekily, "Aman Veere won't care, neither would Angad and Adi Veere—Aditya", she clarified, "But After Adi, Angad and Aman Veere, is the fucked up foursome—Fatehdeep Veerji, Fakeer Veerji, Farhan Veerji, and Falak Veerji", she said. "If the three crones are horrible, these four make those three look like saint

Mumbling a quiet thank you, I followed him in the direction he was leading us. "I'm Pranit. You are?" He initiated the conversation. "I'm Alina." He halted for a few seconds and then resumed his walk. "Light. Nice name." I whipped my head to his direction in shock. It was rare to know the meaning of Greek name in India especially a name like mine which was so rare. Kabir loved my name. He used to tease how my name meant light, and yet, I believed myself to be dark to engulf everything in my direction.

"Really?' Then why do you think I believe you instead of what my woman had said..." "But, Mr. Raychand it was just a misunderstanding." Nityam didn't look at the man in front of him with many expressions on his face. Not did he know what kind of business he was doing. But... From his looks, he didn't seem to be looked like, a good man... Nityam raised his eyebrows and said, "Your surname you said..." He really doesn't remember. "Sharma... Mr. Raychand my surname is Sharma..." "And your name...?"

This whole daddy thing is scary as shit! So here I was, running my thumb over the touch screen of my iPhone, looking at the hundreds of baby names, considering them for a future Alpha, this is what I chose after a long thought; Asher Braxton Callum Ethan Maddox Malachy Orlando Reuben Spencer Theodore All strong, masculine names in my opinion… I just hope Bethany and I could set on one name for our boy; this is the name he’ll live with for the rest of his life. He deserves to not be embarrassed every time his name is said out loud.

Aditya went near her and shifted one baby in her awaiting arms : We have two boys Jaanu! Arpita softly kissed forehead of the boy in her arms followed by the boy in her husband's arm : They both are so cute. I still can't beleive that we made them Adi!! Aditya grinned : I am in love with them already....... Arpita : Me too..... What are we gonna name them?? Adi : I have two names in mind....... Arpita : And they are????? Adi : Dad said that if we have a baby boy then he suggested Siddhant and Papa said he likes Samarth...... What is your opinion??

This whole daddy thing is scary as shit! So here I was, running my thumb over the touch screen of my iPhone, looking at the hundreds of baby names, considering them for a future Alpha, this is what I chose after a long thought; Asher Braxton Callum Ethan Maddox Malachy Orlando Reuben Spencer Theodore All strong, masculine names in my opinion… I just hope Bethany and I could set on one name for our boy; this is the name he’ll live with for the rest of his life. He deserves to not be embarrassed every time his name is said out loud.

“If it’s a boy, he’s going to be stubborn as hell. Like his mama. I’ll name him something strong. Aarav. Arjun. Something that means fighter.” My heart twisted. “And if it’s a girl?” His grin softened, turning almost reverent. “Then she’s going to own me the second she’s born. Just like her mama did.” His lips brushed mine, sweet. “Something soft. Meera. Anaaya. Or maybe…” He trailed off, eyes glinting. “…Saesha Jr.” I smacked his chest, laughing through my tears. “Absolutely not!” He laughed too, the sound rumbling under me. “Fine. But whatever we pick, it’s gonna be perfect. Because they’re ours.”