A Series of Unfortunate Events One Shots

We Have to Name it Part 2

Sequel to the last one because someone asked me to do a Kladora baby story; I can't say no to that! Begin!

Universe*

~Normal POV

Klaus was sitting in the library when it happened. It had been in the middle of the day on a Saturday afternoon. Both he and his wife had the day off from their jobs. And as usual, he was in the library reading a book... before he was interrupted by his wife's shouting from the other room.

"Klaus! Klaus get in here!"

Klaus, of course, being scared to death of what might be happening to his pregnant wife rushed into the living room to find her sitting on the couch comfortably and smiling at him.

"Izzie what's wrong? Is the baby coming?"

Isadora laughed, "No, not for another few months, but come over here, the baby is kicking!"

Klaus' face lit up and he eagerly sat down beside her and put his hand on her stomach. He could feel the small movements of their little one inside her. He even felt a few tears of joy well up in his eyes; he quickly wiped them away with his other hand. Isadora's eyes were a bit misty too.

"What do you think," She asked grinning widely.

"It's amazing..."

"Isn't it? Oh, I can't believe we're actually going to have a baby..."

He put his arm around her and kissed her cheek, "I know, but you'll be a wonderful mother."

"And you'll be a perfect father."

"Do you know what we're having yet?"

Isadora nodded, "Yep I found out from my last check-up... we're having a girl."

Klaus stared at her in awe before saying, "We're having a girl! Oh my god we're having a girl!"

"And she'll be just as smart as her daddy."

He kissed her, "And just as beautiful as her mother. Duncan and Violet are having a girl too."

"Yep, and I'm sure they'll treat each other more like siblings than cousins," Isadora replied chuckling, "Have you thought at all about a name?"

"I have... but I want to know what your ideas are first."

Isadora thought for a moment, "Well... I kind of like my middle name Elizabeth... what do you think?"

Klaus grinned, "That sounds perfect. I think it's a great idea to name her after you."

"But she does need a middle name," She replied, "Ideas?"

Klaus blushed sheepishly, "Um... well I do have... one idea..."

Isadora smirked at his obvious embarrassment, "What is it?"

He looked away from her, running a hand through his messy black hair nervously, "You'll laugh..."

"No I won't! Last time I checked, this is half your baby too. I want both of us to pick names for her. If I don't like it then we can think of something else."

He was still avoiding her gaze, "Leslie."

Isadora's eyes went wide, "You want to name her after a book character?"

Klaus' face went even darker red; he nodded shyly. He had recently finished reading a book called Bridge to Terabithia, and one of the main characters in it was a girl named Leslie. He really loved the book and thought it would be a perfect name to give his child. Leslie had been a free, energetic, spirit of a character. He also thought that it would be appropriate to name his child after a book character to keep with his and Isadora's love of reading. It just fit. He couldn't explain how it just did.

"That sounds perfect."

Klaus perked up, "You really think so?"

"Of course I do! Elizabeth Leslie Baudelaire; it has a nice ring to it."

Klaus hugged her and gave her several kisses, "Thank you, Isadora, just thank you... I love you."

"I love you too, Klaus. And you're welcome."

There was a brief silence as they hugged each other before Klaus interrupted it by saying, "Now if a boy tries to-"

"Klaus don't even start with me on this! You're younger than me, and we started dating when I was 14 and you had just turned 13!"

"No boy is worthy of my little girl!"

"What if she's interested in girls?"

"Then no person is worthy of my little girl! We have to be responsible parents Izzie!"

Isadora rolled her eyes and started talking to her stomach, "Papa's being irrational, isn't he?"

"I'm not being irrational," Klaus huffed, "I'm being a good father."

"A good father knows that he has to let his daughter be around boys eventually."

"Not if I have anything to say about it."

Isadora sighed, "We'll talk about this later. Right now I have to get back to grading my students' papers."

She then got up and walked over to her desk, "Oh by the way, the other day one of my students suggested to me that we name our child 'Kladora.' A bunch of other kids agreed with her."

Klaus started laughing, "Kladora? What a weird name."

"Apparently, it's our ship name," Isadora said, "My students are weird. I had to calmly tell them to never suggest names again."

~The End!

Yay for Kladora! This one is shorter, but only because I didn't want to do all the same points from the Dunclet one.