Nature Names Novels & Stories

He or anyone who got into the room first would see the note there. "So tell me, what's your name?" I asked, stealing out of the room. "Kitana." "Hmmm" I peeped out to observe the hallway. It was usually long and unusually quiet. Quicky, I threw my arms into the arm loops of the backpack, and made for the elevator. On opening up, it was as empty as my life. I got into it, and punched the ground floor button. "That's a classic name you got there." "Our names are given to us by the Moon. She bestows us a name that describes who we are."

“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.”

A MEANS FOR YOU TO CONTRIBUTE TO MY STORY. WHAT NAME SHOULD WE GIVE NATALIES WOLF. I HAVE THREE CHOICES. YOU ARE TO COMMENT ON WHAT YOU WANT IT TO BE. THE ONE WITH THE MOST COMMENTS IS WHAT WE WOULD CALL HER. HERE THEY ARE: SOL MEANING: GODDESS OF THE SUN. VIVIKA MEANING: PLACE OF REFUGE. ASLAUG MEANING: DEVOTED TO THE GOD. IT IS GOING TO BE A WHILE BEFORE WE REVEAL THE NAME SO GO VOTE.

Amelia grabbed my hand about an hour into our walk. “Daddy?” “Yeah?” She frowned. “Does this place have a name?” “It does. It’s called Hidden Forest.” “Like Alpha J’s White Sun?” I smiled and squeezed her hand. “Exactly like that.” “What’s Papa’s?” For a moment, I thought about not telling her. “Moon River.” “There are reasons behind names, right?” “Yes, there are. White sun is from beaches and the sands of the island.” Landon skipped around us. “And the buildings!”

“Have you?” “Only every day.” Nathan smirked down at me. “You go first.” “Okay,” I said with a laugh. “Adam.” “Hmm… Too basic,” Nathan said. “How about Leonard? Leo for short.” I made a face. “No way am I naming my child Leonard. What about… Henry?” “Oh, so Leonard isn’t good enough, but Henry is okay?” Nathan teased gently. “As if that’s any less old-fashioned.” My cheeks tinged a slight pink blush as I realized that Nathan was right. “Okay, okay,” I said softly. “What about Alvin?”

I said and he raised his brows the more. " Oh.. I mean.. I write books.. like novels and I'm tryna bring in this two baby character and I'm stuck looking for a perfect name for them so I'm asking you what name do you think would be perfect if you actually had babies... " I said, hoping he buys it. " Um.. Nathan for the male and.. Lia for the female " He said unsurely and I nodded. My eyes suddenly widened ad I gasped out loudly and he was confused. " Lia?? Like Amelia? " I asked to be sure and he nodded.

She felt rather ashamed that she didn’t know what her name meant, but she was determined to find out once she got back to the orphanage. “That name is too hard to pronounce,” Logan said to himself. “Why don’t we give you another name? A nickname?” “Why would you give her a nickname?” Tara asked in annoyance. “Yeah! Why?” Alaina shouted at her brother. “I want a nickname, too,” Tara demanded. “Your name is easy to pronounce,” Sebastian said. “And it’s kind of short already.” “How about Sarah?” Nicolas suggested. “It’s a popular name, and it means princess.”

She nodded once more and after a series of Yes’es, Zoe cut the call. Nathaniel grinned at her. He leaned forward, tapping his fingers on the arm of the couch. “Eclipse, huh?” Zoe shook her head, “So?” “You don’t see anything wrong with the name?” Nathaniel smirked. Zoe shook her head, allowing a hint of smile on her lips. “You see it too.” Nathaniel bellowed loudly, his laugh rippling from his belly. Zoe fought the urge to laugh with him. “She was named Eclipse. It’s uncommon, but as long as she answers to it, then it is as good as any other name.”

“My family has been here for generations, true, but we have barely explored ten percent of the entire uncharted lands. So I might reside here but there is still a lot of land out there.” “So why did you not just name the lands?” I asked him with one of my brows raised. It just seemed silly to me that they didn’t at least try to give proper names to where they live. “Oh we did,” Adam said with a tiny chuckle, “We named the ones we have been in. Where you first came in, we call that the Desert Lands. The forest we stay in, we call the Forest of Solace and Calm. The icy landscape you are looking at, we call that the Glacier Peaks, and then there is the Rainy Lands.”

I laughed and he seemed remarkably glad to see me do it. — Your mother, Juliette Broz, a Polish woman who came to live in the United States at the age of eighteen, chose the name Hera because she is the Greek goddess of protection of the family and marriage and I chose Nix, it's strange, what I know, but it means goddess of the night. Julie wanted you to be special so what better than to be special with weird names? — Seeing it like this, I even like it — it was true, who wouldn't like to have the name of a goddess? — And what is Winter?