“Any other suggestions?” It felt hypocritical to even ask – he hadn’t suggested anything yet. Abby sighed. “It’s hard to decide on one name, let alone three. Whatever we choose is what the babies will be stuck with for the rest of their lives.” Sam nodded. The ultrasound she’d had a couple months ago had only revealed the gender of one twin – a boy. The other had been uncooperative, and they wouldn’t know its sex until birth, which meant that they had to come up with two boy names and a girl name, just in case. “I’ve tried searching online,” Abby added, “but a lot of the name lists are either for trendy names that everyone’s using or really weird exotic names.” She smiled, but there was a tightness to the expression that wasn’t usually there. “The locks have all been changed, you know. And they’re running extra patrols on this street. Nobody will be sneaking in here again – I promise. And I have the next couple days off, so you won’t be alone at night.”
