Unisex Name Novels & Stories

"Yes." He settled back into his seat and took the documents from Ankit. "Let’s get back to work. How many businesspeople have confirmed so far?" "Is Giulian a male or female name?" he asked again, placing the card back in its spot. "I ask because foreign names are often unisex. The other day I got a call from someone named Fleur Piazola. I always thought it was a man—it turned out to be a woman..." "He’s a man," he said curtly, with a tone of irritation.

he replied, and she blinked twice, unable to hide her disappointment before directing the spoon to her own mouth. She ate alone, staring at the view of road below them while tapping her right foot repeatedly on the ground. While she stared down, Roonie's eyes are totally on her... Unwavering. "Roonie" she suddenly called. "Noah" he replied, and she faced him. "Come to think of it, why would my parents give me a boy name as my second name" she made faces, her lips slightly stained with the chocolate. "You never heard of unisex names? It's for males and females" he replied, directing his gaze away from her face.

We were on the balcony of the hotel that we got, looking up to the stars as we held on to each other affectionately. “What name do you suggest for our unborn child? Sienna asked, her voice filled with excitement. “We should think of a unisex name for now since we don't know the gender yet. We can also suggest two names just in case it's twins.” She said, smiling. I smiled at her, holding her close. “We'll think about that later, let's savor the moment now.” I said. She nodded in understanding and leaned in closer, balancing her neck on my shoulders. I just wanted it to be the two of us, no distractions whatsoever. We have plenty of time to discuss the baby's n

he confessed sheepishly, taking her by surprise. “What? You really thought that far?” she asked, wiping her tears as she settled down on the bed a little better, “What did you think let me know too.” “Well I just thought of mixing our names and the two that came to my mind was that if it is a boy then we can name him, ‘Vinter Tynen’ and if it is a girl then we can name her ‘Alina Tynen’. What do you think about it? I kinda like them both,” he said with an almost childish expression on his face as he revealed to her the two names.

“It’s a little weird, but I like it.” “Says the girl who named her daughter Arya,” Owen says under his breath, and Quinn shoots him a look. I elbow him and he laughs. “I’m joking. Arya is a badass, and the name, I’m sure, will be fitting.” “Thank you,” Quinn says with a pressed smile. “Owen is a really good name for a boy,” Owen goes on. “It’s a strong, masculine name, and he will be destined for greatness.” “I’d make sure to avoid that one then,” Weston says and we all laugh.

I thought of all the things I wanted to do with Xavier. Taking a walk in the garden while we picked a name for our unborn child was definitely something I longed to do. Aria seemed like a good name for a female. I also loved the name Alexa, it had a nice ring to it. And if the baby was a boy, we could name him Reo. Prince Reo sounded like a very princely name.

Adam nodded his head at the both of them and then we left. We had no idea about the gender of our baby, and so we decided to buy unisex clothes for both female and male.. " Do you think it'll be a girl?". Adam shopped more of the baby clothes as he asked me... " I don't know, what if it's a boy?". I opened my mind of the possibility that our child might be a boy and not a girl. What happens if it's both?...

“Of course not. And while we’re on the topic of our two little munchkins, have you decided on names?” “It’s a bit of a tough one, since we don’t know if they’re each a girl and boy, or both girls or both boys.” “Hm,” Alexander touched his chin while he thought about it for a second, “Why don’t we do this? You pick names for the girls and I’ll pick names for the boys.” “Okay, that sounds good. Why don’t you go first?” “If they’re both boys, Leonardo and Mateo.” “Alex.” My jaw dropped, and I stopped walking. “We don’t have to just because -”

"Well, Andrei, you've certainly given us a unique name to remember. Jaxson with an X, it has a certain ring to it, doesn't it?" ‌ David, who had been relishing the merriment, found himself unable to resist participating in the jest. "I must admit, Andrei, you've established a fresh benchmark for baby names. Why settle for the mundane when you can embrace the extraordinary?" ‌ Sabrina, incapable of concealing her dissent, promptly confronted Andrei regarding the unconventional name he had selected for their son. She regarded him with a blend of astonishment and good-natured amusement, her hands placed firmly on her hips, poised to unleash her volley of inquiries.

I say, forgetting the fact that I'm annoyed with him. “Fairies tend to stick with names revolving around nature. His mom's name was Rose Bush, for heaven's sake. So, how about Wren? It's a little song bird, but it's also commonly used as a male's name so it blends in with the human world, but would also pay homage to his roots.” “Wren Edmund Piper.” I say aloud, testing the name. “I love that!” I wrap and arm around Cash's waist, giving him a quick one-armed hug, without squishing the baby. “Thank you.”