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Unexpected Consequences	By : dirty_cassirole Category: Naruto > Yaoi - Male/Male Views: 3250 -:- Recommendations : 0 -:- Currently Reading : 0
Disclaimer: I do not own the Naruto fandom or any of the characters. I got this idea after reading Male Pregnancy Serum by AshakiranTheTenthBeast, but went a slightly different way with it. This is written purely for fun, no money/profit made.

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Asuma sat on the ground around the small campfire. He was staring up at the stars between the treetops, his mind running a million miles a minute. It had been two months since Shikamaru told him to leave, and after that he made sure that he didn’t go around Shikamaru again. After a few days of just staying in his home, he went to Tsunade and asked for any mission at all, whether it was a D-Rank mission or an S-Rank one.

“Why the sudden need for a mission?” Tsunade asked.

“I need something to distract me,” Asuma replied. When he saw the look on Tsunade’s face he explained. “I can’t stop thinking about Shika. My urges are flaring up and I’m afraid that if I see him…” He couldn’t finish.

“I see,” Tsunade said. She looked through a few papers. “I do have one mission. We’ve received a warning that one of the villages in the Land of Earth is planning an invasion. I’ve already sent a few teams out, but the more people out there, the better it’ll be. I want you to join with Rigin, Komo, and Boku this afternoon and see if you can find any information.”

Asuma nodded and turned to leave.

“Oh, and Asuma,” Tsunade said, causing Asuma to turn back around. “I don’t want you to have sex with anyone without protection.”

“Huh?” Asuma said.

“If you really got that serum inside you by taking in Shikamaru’s semen, then there is a very good chance that you could spread it the same way,” Tsunade explained. “I don’t need any more of my male shinobis out on maternity leave.”

Asuma’s face went a little red, but he nodded and left the office.

‘Two months without sex. I’m going mad.’

“Asuma.”

Asuma turned around and saw Genma walking towards him. “I didn’t think you were awake.”

Genma smiled and sat down next to Asuma. “Who could sleep with those two going at it,” he replied pointing over to Izumo and Kotetsu’s tent.

Asuma nodded. Izumo and Kotetsu were a new couple, and he remembered when he first started having sex. “They’ll slow down eventually.”

“It doesn’t bother you?” Genma asked. Asuma just shrugged.

Asuma looked back up at the stars again and Genma just watched Asuma in silence until he suddenly noticed a rather large bulge in Asuma’s pants. He smiled. “It’s bothering you more than you’ll admit.”

Asuma looked over at him then down at his pants. He closed his eyes. “I’ve been this way for a while now.”

“You’ve had a major boner like that for a while and you won’t do anything about it?” Genma questioned.

“I’ve masturbated several times, but it always comes back not long after.”

“Man, haven’t you gotten any lately?”

“No.”

Genma’s eyes went wide. “Really?”

Asuma sighed. “Forget it, ok? I don’t want to talk about it.”

“This is about Shikamaru, isn’t it?” Genma said.

Asuma didn’t reply.

“I’d heard you finally got him, but that something happened and now you two haven’t been talking.”

“I said I don’t want to talk about it,” Asuma said. He reached down and pulled on his pants, squirming at the uncomfortable pressure and looked over to Izumo and Kotetsu’s tent. ‘Can’t they stop and sleep already? They’ve been at it for almost two hours.’

“I could help you with that.”

Asuma returned his focus to Genma. “What?”

Genma got up and walked behind Asuma, leaned down, wrapped his arms around Asuma’s neck, and whispered in his ear, “You can have my body.”

Asuma quickly jumped up and away from Genma. “No, not a chance.”

Genma looked hurt. “Come on. It’s been a while since we’ve done it. I actually miss your touch.”

Asuma shook his head and walked away. “Not gonna happen.”

Genma chased after him. “Why not? I haven’t seen you in some time. I had heard you’ve been going on constant missions lately, and since you can’t be with Shikamaru, I thought maybe we could get back together.”

“We were never together,” Asuma said slightly angry. “We went off together at a couple of bars, but it didn’t mean anything. I don’t want to be with you.”

“What if I did this?” Genma said.

Asuma turned around and saw that Genma had transformed into Shikamaru. His eyes went wide for a moment.

“Would you take me now?” Genma asked in Shikamaru’s voice.

Asuma balled up his fist and hit Genma squarely in the jaw. Genma fell to the ground, the transformation disappearing, and he looked up at the angry man above him.

“Don’t you ever do that again!” Asuma said then turned and started walking away.

“But why won’t you do it with me?” Genma asked.

Asuma stopped. His fists went back to a balled up form.

“You clearly want to do it,” Genma continued as he stood up. “So why not take this opportunity and have sex with me?”

Asuma turned around, walked up to Genma, shoved him up against the nearest tree, and smashed their lips together.

Genma was a bit surprised, but he wrapped his arms around Asuma’s neck and closed his eyes.

Their kiss deepened and Asuma was now exploring Genma’s body with his hands. He put his hands under Genma’s shirt and ran one of his hands up and down Genma’s back, while the other hand made its way down to Genma’s growing member.

Asuma started grinding his pulsing member against Genma’s growing bulge and moaned at the contact. He knew that this is what he wanted, and he was determined to give his body what it wanted.

Asuma pulled away from the kiss, grabbed Genma and carefully laid him on the ground, and got on top of him, taking Genma’s vest and shirt off as he found Genma’s lips again.

Genma also started taking off Asuma’s clothes, but when he tried to unbutton Asuma’s pants, Asuma stopped kissing him, grabbed his hands, and sat up.

“What? What’s wrong?” Genma said trying to catch his breath.

Asuma was breathing heavy. “I… I can’t have sex with you without protection.”

Genma looked at him with a raised eyebrow. “That never stopped you before.”

“Look, something happened to me and it’s one of the reasons I haven’t had sex with anyone lately. I can’t do to you what I did to Shikamaru.”

Genma looked at him completely confused. “You mean get me pregnant? That’s not even possible. I have no idea how the heck you got Shikamaru pregnant, but I…”

“The serum that did this to Shikamaru is running through my veins. If I have sex with you and release my semen into your body, there is a chance that I could spread the serum to you too,” Asuma explained.

Genma’s eyes went wide. “So you’re saying I could get pregnant too? This is so messed up.”

Asuma stood up, grabbed his shirt off the ground, and walked past Genma.

“Wait,” Genma said as he stood up, grabbed his own shirt, and ran after Asuma. “I didn’t say I didn’t have any condoms. Asuma, please stop!”

Asuma stopped and turned to look at Genma, who almost ran into Asuma. “You still want to have sex with me even after what I just said?”

“Look, I’m grateful that you told me, but I’ve wanted this for a while now and I’m not going to just let you walk away when I can finally have you again,” Genma said.

Asuma looked down for a minute. “Ok, but let’s go back to the tent. The ground is hard and cold.”

Genma smiled and they both headed back to the campsite.

NNNNNNNNNN

After they had all eaten at the new restaurant, the four couples went home. Sakura and Kakashi were both now sitting on the couch, each with a book in their hands. Kakashi was reading his usual Ichi, Ichi, Paradise, while Sakura had a baby name book that they had bought on their way home.

“What about Tamako?” Sakura said.

“Hmm?” Kakashi asked lowering his book.

“For our daughter’s name,” Sakura said. “Tamako. It means ‘precious child,’ or maybe Tamiko, which means ‘child of many beauties.’”

“Those are nice,” Kakashi said then went back to his book.

Sakura scoured at him. She closed the book and smacked him on the arm with it.

“Ow,” Kakashi said as he rubbed his now sore arm. “What was that for?”

“We’re supposed to be doing this together. She’s your daughter too, you know,” Sakura said.

“I know. They both sound like good names,” Kakashi said.

“Don’t you have any names you want to put out there?”

“Not really. I always figured if I got married, my wife would already have several names that she would want to name our child if we had one, and I would let her name it whichever one she decided on,” Kakashi explained. “You do have a few names you always wanted to name your child right?”

“Well,” Sakura said. “I guess I did like the names Ran and Kiku.”

“May I ask why? Or will I get hit with your book again.”

“I should hit you just for that question,” Sakura said and raised the book, but lowered it again. “Ran means ‘orchid,’ and Kiku means ‘chrysanthemum.’”

“So you like the names that mean the name of a flower, like yours,” Kakashi reasoned.

“Yeah,” Sakura said with a smile. “When mom told me my name meant ‘cherry blossom,’ I fell in love with that flower. I kind of got obsessed with flowers and when I looked up the different names of the flowers, I found a few I thought would be cute girl names.”

“Then we have our two options,” Kakashi said.

“Huh?” Sakura said.

“I really like those names. Ran kind of reminds me of the girl that use to be on my team. Her name was Rin, but I also like Kiku.”

“We could always name her Rin in remembrance to your friend,” Sakura said.

“No, the past is in the past, and honestly, it hurts to think of Rin because I’m the reason she’s dead.”

“Oh, I’m sorry,” Sakura said. “So, would Ran remind you of those painful memories too?”

“No, I don’t think so. If you want to name our daughter Ran, then I’ll be happy with it.”

Sakura moved over so she was closer to him, pulled down his mask, and kissed him. “I don’t want our daughter to remind you of painful things, so why don’t we just call her Kiku.”

“If that’s what you want, my flower, then that’s what she’ll be called,” Kakashi said and kissed her again.

Sakura pulled away. “Why are you calling me that all of a sudden?”

Kakashi raised an eyebrow. “Does it bother you?”

“Well, no, but it is sudden.”

“When I was walking down by the river, I saw the cherry blossom pedals floating on the water. When I looked at them, they reminded me of you, and I realized that you are my flower that I will love forever.”

Sakura blushed. Kakashi chuckled and kissed her again. “So, if you look at a chrysanthemum, will it remind you of our daughter?”

“Probably, but it will also remind me that I will soon have two beautiful flowers that I will be able to look at here at home.”

“I wonder if cherry blossoms and chrysanthemums look good together,” Sakura said.

“I’m sure they will.”

“Maybe I’ll ask Ino to put an arrangement together with them,” Sakura said then smiled. “And maybe I’ll have her make the centerpiece a scarecrow.”

“That will probably ruin the arrangement.”

“Or maybe it will bring out the beauty in the scarecrow,” Sakura said smiling.

Kakashi chuckled. “I will be happy just to be able to watch my flowers grow.”

Sakura laid her head against Kakashi’s chest and placed her hand on the ever growing bump on her body. Kakashi placed his hand over hers, and they both felt a small kick from the baby.

“I think Kiku likes her name,” Sakura said.

Kakashi kissed the top of Sakura’s head. “I do too, my flower.”

NNNNNNNNNNN

Shikamaru and Temari walked into the apartment and headed straight for the living room. Shikamaru sat down, laid his head on the back of the couch, closed his eyes, and sighed.

“You ok?” Temari asked as she sat down next to him.

Shikamaru looked over at her without lifting his head off the couch. “Yeah, I’m just really tired.”

“You going to head to bed?”

“Nah. I think I’ll stay up a little. It is only 7:30.”

Temari smiled. “So, will you talk about names for the baby now?”

“I don’t know, Temari.”

“Why not? We know the gender now so it won’t be as troublesome to just talk about boy names,” Temari pretty much begged.

Shikamaru sighed and lifted his head off the couch. “Fine.”

Temari crossed her arms. “If you don’t want to, then we won’t.”

“Troublesome woman. I said I would,” Shikamaru said.

“Yeah, but if you’re going to be all huffy puffy about it, then I’d rather not.” Temari stood up and started to walk away, but Shikamaru grabbed her wrist before she could get too far.

“I’m sorry, Tem. I do want to talk about it. I’m just tired from everything that’s been going on lately.”

Temari sat back down. “Yeah, I’ve noticed.”

“What’s that mean?”

“You’ve been distant lately,” she said sadly, but then hit him in the arm.

“Ow,” Shikamaru said rubbing his arm. “What was that for?”

“For trying to change the subject,” Temari replied. “We can talk about the way you’ve been acting later. Right now we’re talking about what we’re going to name the child.”

“Ok,” Shikamaru said carefully. “So, what were those suggestions you mentioned before?”

“You weren’t even listening then?” Temari said a bit aggravated.

“It’s been a while since we last talked about it,” Shikamaru countered.

Temari relaxed. “Oh, right. Well you still should’ve remembered. Ok, so I asked you if you wanted to keep with the Nara tradition and have Shika as the first part of the name.”

“And I believe I told you that it doesn’t matter,” Shikamaru said. “Just because it’s a tradition doesn’t mean we have to.”

“Ok, so you’re open to other names.”

“Sure.”

“Well, I did think of one name that has Shika in front, so I’ll just put that one out there first. What do you think of Shikadai?”

“It’s a good name.”

“But?”

Shikamaru hesitated. “I don’t think dad would approve.”

“Shikaku?” Temari asked. “Why would it matter what he thinks? Sure he’s your dad, but the child is yours, not his.”

“It’s also Asuma’s, and born in a way that is naturally impossible. He may have accepted the fact that this is happening to me, but I don’t think he’ll ever really accept the kid into the family whole-heartedly,” Shikamaru explained sadly.

“Oh,” Temari said. They were both quiet for a few minutes before Temari spoke again. “Ok then, we’ll save that name for OUR son.”

Shikamaru gave her a small smile and nodded. “That sounds like a good idea.”

“Ok, well since we got that out of the way, what are a few names you can think of for your… I mean our son?” Temari said.

“Well, I kind of looked at a book while I was waiting in one of the shops in town that had a few names that I actually like, that is, if the kid was a girl,” Shikamaru said.

“You read a book?” Temari asked in a teasing manner.

“Shut up,” Shikamaru said as he crossed his arms. “Do you want to hear them or not?”

Temari chuckled. “Yeah, what are they? Maybe we can get some inspiration even though they’re girl names.”

“Well, one of them was Kanako.”

“Kanako? Do you know what it means?”

“I think it said it meant ‘fragrant Nara.’”

“Wow, you would consider calling your daughter fragrant Nara?” Temari laughed.

Shikamaru blushed. “It was just a name I saw that peaked my interest.”

“Well, we’ll keep it in mind. It kind of sounds like Kankuro’s name, which will be hilarious to tell him when I see him again.”

Shikamaru smiled. “Yeah, I’m sure he’ll be thrilled to hear that his name is almost like a name that has Nara in the meaning.”

“What were the other ones?”

“Well, I remember the one that meant ‘child of the forest,’ Moriko. I really liked that one.”

“I bet. Hey, isn’t there a boy name that means ‘little deer field?’”

“Really?”

“Yeah. Oh, what was that name?” Temari scrunched up her face in thought, which made Shikamaru smile. He always thought that face was both funny and cute, but he wouldn’t dare say that to her.

“Ogano!”

“Well, I like the meaning, but the way it’s pronounced is a little strange.”

“It would be the perfect name for your son though,” Temari said.

“I don’t think so.”

“Fine. What’s next?” Temari said pouting a bit.

Shikamaru smiled. “The last one I saw was the name Sora. It means ‘sky.’”

“I think I’ve heard that Sora can be used for both girls and boys. Hey, didn’t you have someone come to the village a while back that had that name and was a boy?”

Shikamaru thought for a minute. “Oh yeah. He was from the fire temple. I heard he and Naruto didn’t really get along.” Shikamaru chuckled.

“What?” Temari asked confused.

“I just remember Asuma mentioning that Kakashi put him in charge of Sora and Naruto because he has wind chakra like those two did. He was not to thrilled about it because they’re both knuckleheads.”

“Oh, I bet that was a site to see. So why not name him Sora?”

“I don’t know. I don’t want to use a name that could be both a boy name and a girl name.”

“Why not? I would’ve thought with you it would be the easiest solution, that way no matter what the kid turned out to be you would have a name.”

“When it comes to something like this, I’ll put aside my laziness.”

“Wow, better jot that one down for the history books.”

“Ha ha,” Shikamaru said sarcastically.

“Hey, I remember a girl name that meant something similar to Sora. Miku, it means beautiful sky.”

“I like that one. Too bad the kid’s a boy.”

“Ok, ok, I guess we should get away from girl names and start thinking of boy names.”

They both sat there for a few minutes, neither one having a clue what names to suggest. Temari finally looked back up at Shikamaru and saw him staring at the window behind her.

“You know there’s no clouds to look at while it’s dark.” Temari’s eyes went wide. “Wait!”

Shikamaru jumped, snapping him out of whatever daze he was in.

“Cloud!”

“Cloud?” Shikamaru asked completely confused. “You want to name the kid cloud?”

“Well not ‘cloud,’ but maybe Kuma.”

“So you want to name our son Kuma, which is pretty much calling him cloud?”

“Well I don’t hear you putting out any suggestions,” Temari huffed as she crossed her arms.

Shikamaru looked down for a minute and thought about it. “What about Tobikuma?” he asked as he looked back up.

“Flying cloud. Well, can’t say I’m surprised you came up with that.”

“Hey, you suggested cloud. Troublesome woman.”

Temari smiled, leaned closer, and kissed him on the cheek. “I meant about finding a way to actually come up with a good name relating to your favorite hobby. I actually meant it as a joke ‘cause you like to cloud watch, but Tobikuma is a good name.”

“Tch. Troublesome woman.”

Temari laughed. “So is that the name you choose?”

Shikamaru looked over at her. “Yeah, I think it fits.”

“It fits? Fits what?”

“Never mind. Tobikuma will be his name.”

Temari was still confused about his statement, but she just shrugged it off. She scooted over closer to him and laid her head on his shoulder and smiled.

NNNNNNNNNNNNN

Kiba unlocked the door and allowed Kurenai to walk into the house first. They both heard quick footsteps coming towards them and Kiba smiled.

“Akamaru!” Kiba shouted as Akamaru jumped up and knocked Kiba to the floor, licking his face as Kiba laughed.

Kurenai just smiled. “I think I’m going to make some tea. You want some?”

“Nah,” Kiba said as he pushed Akamaru off. “Hey wait!”

“Huh?”

“Akamaru and Akamara.”

“What?” Kurenai asked a little confused.

“For our pups, uh, I mean kids,” Kiba said as he stood up.

“Kiba, while I like Akamaru, we’re not naming our kids after him.”

“Why not?” Kiba whined.

“Honestly, Kiba. You sound like a child. Besides, it would get to confusing.” She looked down at Akamaru. “Plus, I don’t think Akamaru likes the idea either.”

“What? Don’t be silly. He’d be honored, wouldn’t you boy?” He asked as he turned to Akamaru.

Akamaru whined, laid on the floor, and covered his eyes with his paws.

“See,” Kurenai said trying not to laugh.

“Traitor,” Kiba said crossing his arms.

Kurenai chuckled at him, kissed him on the forehead, and walked toward the kitchen. Kiba immediately followed after her. “Ok, what about Akashi and Akane?”

“Where did those names come from?” Kurenai asked as she got the pot down from the cabinet.

“I don’t know. I just took the prefix of Akamaru’s name and then added something at the end.”

Kurenai smiled and shook her head. She put the pot of water on the stove, lit the burner, then turned to her eager husband.

“Do you even know what they mean?” Kurenai asked.

“What they mean? Why would that matter?”

“It’s something of a tradition. Some people like to know what their child’s name means because they think it will give them an advantage.”

“Advantage?” Kiba asked completely lost.

Kurenai snickered. “Do you know what your name means?”

“No.”

“Alright, then why don’t we start with that. Go into our room and in the drawer of the bedside table on my side, get the little yellow and white book.”

“Ok,” Kiba said then went off to grab it. He came back a minute later and handed said book to Kurenai. “Here you go.”

Kurenai smiled. ‘Well, at least he’s willing to learn.’ “Alright, we’ll start with your name.” She flipped a few pages and stopped when she found it. “Kiba. It means ‘fang’ or ‘protected.’

“Fang. Like a dog fang,” Kiba said happily.

“Exactly. Your parents probably chose that name because your clan has a lot to do with dogs.”

“Cool,” Kiba beamed. “What’s your name mean?”

“My name means ‘crimson,’” she replied without even looking at the book.

“Because of your eyes?” Kiba asked.

“Yeah.”

“So names could be given to a kid not only for luck, but because of a characteristic.”

“Yes, that’s true. Yours and mine are perfect examples of that.” Kurenai handed the book to Kiba. “Why don’t you look up Akane and Akashi and see what they mean.”

Kiba excitedly took the book and started flipping through the pages. He stopped on one and scanned it. “Akane, ‘red.’ Akashi, ‘proof.’” He lowered the book. “I don’t like those.”

Kurenai smiled. “Ok, so, can you find any names in there that you do like?”

Kiba sat down at the kitchen table and started flipping through the book. He continued to scan pages and read the meanings, while Kurenai finished up the tea, poured herself a cup, and sat down across from Kiba to watch him. She was happy that he was so excited to find names that actually meant something.

“What about Kenichi for our son?” Kiba said.

“What’s it mean?”

“It means ‘strong, healthy first.’”

“I like it. Here’s another question for you. Since we’re having twins, do you want both their names to start with the first letter?”

“Is that a requirement?”

“Well, no, but…”

“So is it a personal preference?” Kiba asked before she could finish.

“Kind of. I’ve never really thought about having twins, but I told myself that if I ever did that I would want them to have names that start with the same first letter.”

“Why?”

“I think it makes them closer in some way, but that’s just me.”

“Do they have to mean similar things too?”

“No, that don’t matter to me as much, but I do want them to have a meaningful name though.”

“Alright,” Kiba said before he went back to the book.

Kurenai smiled and took another sip of her tea.

After another minute, Kiba looked back up. “What about Yuka and Yuuta? They mean ‘gentle flower’ and ‘great bravery.’ I want my son to have great bravery,” he beamed.

“At least your figuring out how the meanings are kind of important. So why would you want your daughter’s name to mean gentle flower?”

“Uh, well, I want her to be pretty, but I guess not so gentle. I want her to be tough like her parents.”

Kurenai laughed. “Then I guess you better keep looking.”

“Hey, what about you?”

“What do you mean?”

“Don’t you have any names you want to put out there?”

Kurenai sat the now empty cup on the table. “I was never the type of girl to have names picked out. I always figured I’d just decide it with my husband.”

Kiba held out the book to her. “Do you want to look at it?”

“No, I’ve already looked though it several times, but never really saw any that I cared for. You go ahead and pick some.”

“Ok, if you’re sure,” Kiba said as he opened the book back up.

He looked for another few minutes then quickly stood up. “I found them! The perfect names!”

“My goodness,” Kurenai gasped, then smiled. “What are they?”

“Takeshi and Tamiko?”

“Those are nice. What do they mean?”

“Well, Takeshi means ‘fierce warrior,’ and Tamiko means ‘child of many beauties.’”

“That gives you the name of a strong son and a pretty daughter, the two qualities you were looking for.”

“Yeah,” Kiba said with a huge grin. “Do you like them?”

“I love them,” Kurenai said.

Kiba closed the book, threw it on the table, and went over to Kurenai and knelt down in front of her. She scooted around in her chair knowing what he was trying to do.

“Do you hear that, pups? Your names are Takeshi and Tamiko. Do you like them?” he asked as he placed his hands on Kurenai’s stomach.

He frowned a bit when he didn’t feel anything, but his face brightened up when he suddenly felt several kicks.

“Yahoo!” Kiba shouted as he jumped and fist pumped the air. “They like them!”

Kurenai laughed. “Yes, they do.”

She moved to stand up from her chair, and Kiba immediately reached to help her. When she was standing, she wrapped her arms around Kiba’s neck and kissed him. Kiba quickly put his arms around her waist the best he could.

“Thank you.”

“For what?” Kiba asked.

“For giving our children great names.”

Kiba grinned. “If that’s all it takes to get this kind of response; I’ll have to find more ways to make you grateful.”

Kurenai smiled and kissed him again.

NNNNNNNNNNNN

Lee carefully sat down on the couch and let out a sigh.

“Are you ok, Lee?” Guy asked concerned.

“Yes, I am just a bit tired from the walk home.”

“I see,” Guy said as he sat down next to Lee.

“I will be happy when this child is born, then I will be able to train again and I will not feel this tired anymore.”

“That’s true, but you will have to take it easy for a while.”

Lee nodded and closed his eyes as he leaned his head back against the couch. Guy got closer and placed his hand on Lee’s leg and began rubbing it, but as soon as Lee felt the movement, he grabbed Guy’s hand.

“I am sorry, Guy Sensei, but I do not feel like doing that right now.”

“I understand, Lee,” Guy replied as he removed his hand. He stared at Lee for a moment then smiled. “Why don’t we start thinking of names for our youthful son?”

“Do we do that this early?” Lee asked lifting his head off the couch.

“Some couples start thinking of names as soon as they find out they are having a kid.”

“So we are behind?”

“No, not exactly.”

“I do not wish to be behind even on something as small as this. Let us think of names,” Lee said determined.

Guy smiled and pulled a small book out of his kunai pouch. “I picked this up for this exactly reason.”

Lee took the book and looked at it. “What’s In a Name?” He looked up at Guy. “It is a baby name book?”

“Yes, Sakura actually mentioned it a few days ago when I ran into her and Kakashi. She said that she wanted to get one and I thought it would be a good idea to get one for us as well.”

“Most excellent thinking, Guy Sensei,” Lee said then looked down at the book. He opened it and read one of the names. “Ai. Mostly used as a girl name. The meaning of the name Ai is ‘love.’ People who like the name Ai also like: Aiko, Aimi, Aki, Akemi, Akiko, Ayumu, and Amaya.” He looked back at Guy. “This will be harder than I thought.”

Guy smiled. “It’s not as hard as you think, Lee. For starters, you should look for the names that are more for a boy.”

“Like this one?” Lee replied referring to the first boy name he saw. “Akihiko. Mostly used as a boy name. The meaning of the name Akihiko is ‘Bright Child.’ People who like the name Akihiko also like: Akio, Akihito, Daichi…”

“Lee, you don’t have to go through all of them.”

“But we should be thorough in this, right?” Lee asked.

‘Ah, so innocent.’ “Yes, but most people just think of a name that they would like to name their child and look to see what it means.”

“I see,” Lee said as he looked back down at the book. “So if there are any names that I would want to name our child, I would look them up.”

“Yes, there is even a section that can tell you names that mean a certain thing.” Guy took the book from Lee, flipped it a few pages, and handed it back. “See.”

“Thank you. I will look over this.”

They sat there in the quiet as Lee looked over the meanings. Guy was starting to get a bit restless and wrapped his arm around Lee’s shoulder. When Lee made no move to remove his arm, he took a chance and laid his head on Lee’s shoulder.

“I think I will look for names that will make our son strong,” Lee said, not paying any attention to Guy’s actions.

“That sounds like a good plan.”

Lee beamed at Guy’s encouragement and went back to the book.

Guy turned his face towards Lee’s neck and nuzzled it.

“There is Ken, Ken’ichi, and Kenta which mean ‘healthy, strong.’ Those would be good names, right, Guy Sensei?”

Guy made a noise against Lee’s neck, but never said a word. To Lee, this meant that Guy did not agree, so he went and looked for other names.

“What about Isamu, Yuu, or Yuuta? They mean ‘brave.’ Yuuta even means ‘great bravery.’

Guy was kissing up Lee’s neck and around Lee’s ear. “That’s nice, Lee.”

Lee slightly pulled away from Guy’s attention. “Guy Sensei, are we not supposed to do this together?”

“We are, Lee. You’re picking out the names, and I’ll tell you what I think of them.” He then went back to kissing Lee around the ear and jaw.

“B-but should you not pick out some too?”

Guy pulled away only a tiny bit and rubbed his nose around on Lee’s skin. “How about Might Stone or Metal Lee?” He then went back to kissing Lee and placed his free hand on Lee’s leg again.

“That is just a variation of our names. They do not mean anything.”

“You mean everything to me, Lee,” Guy said not clearly hearing what Lee just said.

‘Guy Sensei is not going to be much help like this,’ Lee thought to himself. He looked back at the book trying to find other names. “How about Osamu, it means ‘disciplined, studious.’ That would mean he would listen and do what we say in training, right?”

Guy just moaned in response. He ran his hand up Lee’s leg and towards Lee’s crotch, but Lee grabbed Guy’s hand and pushed it away.

“Please, Guy Sensei,” Lee tried, but Guy just ignored him and moved his hand out of Lee’s grip and back on Lee’s leg.

Lee looked down at the book sadly. He felt something almost like a punch in his stomach and smiled. ‘At least he is giving me his opinion.’

After another minute, Lee found another name. “Taro. Meaning ‘strong boy.’ I think I like that one, what about you, Guy Sensei.”

“It’s perfect, Lee,” Guy said then pushed Lee down so he was laying on the couch.

Lee dropped the book and put both hands on Guy’s chest. “Guy Sensei, I do not want this right now. Please, get off.”

Guy looked down at him sadly, but moved away from him. “I’m sorry, Lee. I-I don’t know what came over me.”

“It is ok. I am tired, so I think I will go take a shower and head to bed,” Lee said then got up and left the room.

Guy watched him leave the room, then got up himself and headed to the bedroom.
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