"Sunwoo Jr!" Sunwoo shouted in hopes that Dongwoo would agree with his suggestion of name. 

Dongwoo scrunched up his nose in distaste, "No, we are not naming our son after you. You've literally said Sunwoo Jr. thirteen times, and yes, I have been diligently counting," the long haired male sassed as he folded his arms over his chest. 

Sunwoo pouted and looked down in concentrated thought, "This is so hard, though. It's really hard to name an actual person, because that is what he or she will go by for the rest of their life," Sunwoo whined as no other name stood out to him. It had to roll off his tongue with so much ease it had to stick forever. 

Dongwoo sighed, "That is exactly why we are not naming him after you. I can't handle two Sunwoos if he is anything like you," Dongwoo stated, picking up the baby name book. 

Dongwoo was currently eight and a half months pregnant, due any day now, possibly any minute. He was ready to pop and large, so the couple was deciding on a name before such an event occurred. It was harder than they thought, though. 

"Jinyoung?" Sunwoo asked, having heard the name many times before. He had an uncle named Jinyoung, whom he loved and adored very much. So, why not name his first child after him. 

Dongwoo shook his head, "I don't want our child to be named after a family member from any side. I want a new and unique name for our child. Sorry, Sunwoo yah," Dongwoo apologized, turning back to his book. 

Sunwoo sighed, blanking on any other name he knew. Something original, something new, "Junghwan?" he asked, pulling another random name out of his memories from somewhere. He had no idea where it came from, but it was something other than Sunwoo Jr., so that was a start. 

"Junghwan?" Dongwoo asked. It didn't take him very