I’m writing a short story. Which names should I choose for the characters?

Flower Child: I’m writing a short story. Which names should I choose for the characters?
For my creative writing class, we have to write short stories that have the title of an outrageous tabloid title. Mine is “Woman Gets Bomb Implants Instead of Breast Implants”. In my story, the woman’s breasts explode because they are actually bombs and she doesn’t know it and she dies. Most people who knew her thought of her as very materialistic and shallow. But her boyfriend knew a very different side of her. He saw her as the sweet, sensitive, and caring woman that she was. He has a very hard time dealing with her death and a year later, he agrees to go in a blind date, and has a great time. All in all he moves one, but always has a place in his heart for her. I want my names to have meaning and so I looked some up and I came up with a few that I like and have similar meanings that would fit the characters.
Woman:
Chloe
Lucille
Lyn
Polly

Boyfriend:
Kadin
Warren
Wayne

Thanks 🙂

Answers and Views:

Answer by Nirmala J
check out the website, short story creater and it will give you tons of ideas 🙂

Answer by Billy Ameno
Chloe and Wayne.

Answer by Yoshi man505
A lot of authors use the names of there real husbands, wifes, boyfriends, girlfriends, parents, friends, family members ect. for there stories

Answer by Impossible promises
Polly and Warren

Answer by Ladi Tsalagi
Payhte (pronounced pate) -male
Shiye (pronounced shy) – navajo name meaning son
Aylen – Mupache meaning happiness or clear- female
Collin- male
Erick- male
Leah- female

Good luck! =) These are just some of my favs

Answer by Little Dreamer
Lucille because it can be shortened to Lucy. And Kadin

also try Mallory .. it means “unfortunate” or “unlucky”