It hadn't even been a month.
One day, just over half a month later, Celia Sterling dropped by with afternoon tea for Silas Norwood as usual. By then, Silas was no longer being secretive. Right in front of Theo Chambers, he placed a sheet of paper covered in names on his desk. It listed over two hundred names, more than half of which were crossed out. The remaining list contained both boys' and girls' names, and most of them were creative mash-ups and variations of his and Celia's own names.
Theo Chambers was there to get some documents approved. Silas casually asked him, "See any names that jump out at you as brilliant?"
Theo Chambers's gaze swept over names like "Sylvia Norwood," "Seraphina Norwood," and "Thea Norwood." He cleared his throat. "They're great. All of them."
