"It's been tough on the two of us." Lady Yin He corrected.
"Yes, yes, it's been tough on you both." Chu Xuan followed up.
"Wait," he suddenly remembered something, "If it was a daughter, her name should be Chu Yun, right? Was it you who gave her the name Leng Yu?"
Just like how Chu Xuan, in his younger days, fantasized about what name he and his master's child should have, he and Yin He had once discussed a similar topic in bed.
Of course, they didn't really think they would have a child then; it was mostly just part of their intimate banter.
...
"If it's a boy, let's name him Chu Tian Kuo, from the line 'As I leave, the thousand-mile misty waters, evening shadows deepen, and the vastness of Chu's sky.'" Chu Xuan reclined on the bed, holding the beauty in his arms and spoke poetically.
Yin He frowned upon hearing this, "That sounds awful, what Tian Kuo, might as well call him Tian Ming."
Chu Xuan chuckled, "Alright then, Night Ends, Dawn Breaks, is also a good name."
