Nature Themed Names Novels & Stories

Beatrice rolled her eyes vigorously. In fact, she was underwhelmed by the names of Spring, Summer, Autumn, and Winter. She believed that Alex would have surely disagreed and would’ve thought of better names. However, she had overestimated Alex. He was, after all, a capable, unrivaled man who had the nick to name his daughter with something like Bubbles. Spring, Summer, Autumn, and Winter were already peerless names that brought a touch of idyllic appeal to him. She then saw him nodding and looking satisfied. “Fine. Just use the given names Spring, Summer, Autumn, and Winter. The children’s names the old man gave are very meaningful.”

So that she would have a elder brother and he would be able to protect her from anything until she got married i was honestly thankful for my kids. I could not stop looking at the both of them. “What do you think we should name them?” Raze asked still mesmerized by the beauty of his child as he could not look away from him. It was so sweet of him. I thought hard about and normal people in this situation would actually name them according to third parents but we both dod not have good parent figure. So I thought about it. “How about Janet and Jayden?” I asked. “Well that is a nice name. Do you like it? Hmmm Jayden” he asked Jayden playfully.

"The boy already shows signs of fae magic. The girl shifted twice in the first hour—just her hands, but still. Connor's never seen anything like it." "Have you chosen names?" "I waited for you." Elena studies her children. The boy seems calm, watchful. The girl is already fussy, demanding. "Dante," she says, touching the boy's incubator. "After my father." "He'd be honored." "And for the girl..." Elena smiles. "Luna. Because she's going to shine bright enough to light the darkness." "Dante and Luna Silverclaw-Oberon." Kieran tests the names. "Perfect."

It was rare, having moments like these, light, easy, untouched by danger or politics. Then Lily suddenly grinned. “So, any names yet? Or are we calling the baby Bean until they’re twenty?” I groaned. “Don’t start. Graham wants something traditional. I suggested Zephyr.” She gasped dramatically. “Zephyr! Oh, I love it. Mysterious, bold, poetic.” “Thank you! Finally, someone gets it.” “What else is on the list?” “Graham Junior.” She burst into uncontrollable laughter. “Oh no. Please tell me you shut that down immediately.”

Her proposal pique his interest, “Do you… Do you want to give me a name?” She nodded her head, even gave him a warm smile, “Everyone should have their own name, am I right?” Tapping her finger on her chin, she muttered many names, but then, when her eyes met with the moon basking its light on the man, a name appeared in her mind. “Tynan.” Whispered Sky, as her eyes went to the man, with a smile on her face she called him once again, “Your name is Tynan, a Gaelic name for dark, a perfect fit for your counterpart, Payne, with a meaning of blue sky.”

“It’s almost unheard of for two Omegas to have ranked pups.” “Unheard of, but not impossible.” The Goddess traced the stars on the boy’s shoulder. “What are their names?” Alannah smiled. “Taryn, for our boy. Talia, for our girl.” Ternen tightened his arms around her shoulders. “Alannah, are you sure?”

he said, eyeing Kaeden’s stomach and breasts that were sticking out, he was glad that they were behind their home instead of the other side of the pack lands, everyone would have seen what he was seeing. Kaeden scratched his stomach and looked ahead of him. “Well, you don’t need to hurry back. I just need to sort out our home for the beans. Are we still going to name two of them after your brother and sister?” Corbin mindlessly answered, “I don’t know.” This stomach of his mate was still flat last night. Why is it suddenly showing? Did he not pay attention to how Kaeden looked? “Well, I was thinking of naming two boys Christian and Christopher as you said and if there are girls, we could use

Finn will get better and we’ll take that trip that he was telling me about. Erin said she wanted to see Hawaii? Hell, we could travel the world once this was over. Show little man everything. Fuck… Tears brimmed my eyes. We haven’t even come up with a name. Had Erin thought of anything yet? My wrists ached behind my back, despite adjusting my position to rest against the cool glass. Our fathers named Finn and I for their love of nature. Azure, like the color of the sky, or the ocean. And Finnick, for a meadow, but for my pup, he needed something perfect.

Seeing his laid-back attitude, Rachel felt as if their daughter was not being taken seriously by her father and nearly cried in anger. The list included names like: Brownie, Buttercup, Goldie, Birdie, Pearlie… Which modern-day father would name a child like they were raising a farm dog to survive in the wild? She could barely make herself accept it, telling herself that these “no-frills” names might at least hint at a resilient character in the future. But then there were names like Slug Zoo and Sloth Zoo… Were those really names a girl should have? Rachel’s nose stung, tears quickly welling in her eyes, as she said to Tim, “I don’t like them.”

Two perfect children who represented hope and healing and new beginnings. Now two more were coming. Expanding our family in ways I’d never planned but already loved. “Have you thought about names?” Kaden asked one evening as we watched Atlas and Mira play in the pack house common area. “Not really. Too overwhelmed with everything else.” “We could do a theme. Atlas and Mira are both short, strong names. Could continue that pattern.” “Or we could let them tell us their names once they’re born. See what fits their personalities.”