The hours passed by though neither of them was ready to admit that it seemed like only a few minutes. They didn’t have to say anything between them as they looked at the two small sleeping newborns. Both of the adults were making plans for the next few days. They began to hear a ruckus outside the room and in the main hallway of the ward. Kit was the first one on her feet and to the door to look out into the ward. The boys were still sleeping soundly, and she wanted to see if there was a problem, and if she could help. Before they woke up and they had to only focus on the babies.She poked her head out of the roo

 The doctor went over everything with them in about an hour so they could be discharged early. The twins had to come back within three days for another round of bloodwork, but everything was that simple. As Mitsuhide went down to his car and got out the two car seats. Kit was packing up the supplies they had been given by the nurses. They had loaded the two adults up with many bottles and diapers that the twins could probably last about three or four weeks on those supplies alone. Kit knew they had their reasons for this. She smiled and thanked them and asked if the  other families, regardless of the outcomes, could get the same amount of supplies for their new ones as well. She even offered to have her department pay for it if it was an issue. The nurse smiled and then told her, &ld

 The detective called an hour later. He was talking to Mitsuhide as Kit was dozing on the couch. Mitsuhide was listening to the man as he was rambling himself at the way everything had come to light. Mitsuhide had to shake his head; it seemed the detective was over his head as any normal person would be in sifting through this horribly tangled mess. Kit had been doing just that since the beginning, and it nearly tore her apart because she actually cared for people on both sides of it.“I could use some help with talking to this one. I think I may have to do something completely unconventional.” The detective stated. “She really won’t talk, and when she does, it is in scriptures.”

 It seemed as they laid down in bed with the boys tucked into their bassinets at the end of the bed, everything hit her. It was like watching a replay of the day from the moment that she left the house to the point they came back everything that happened, every decision she made. It was completely overwhelming her. She could feel the tears well up in her eyes, and she knew the second Mitsuhide realized she was about to cry. He had always been good at reading her cues. She couldn’t hide it if she wanted too.“Hush now, my love.” He whispered in her ear. “It is okay now.”“But, it isn’t.” Kit said as she looked up to hi

 A week went by, and the pair of adults knew they were on the right path with their sons. They had fallen into a basic routine that allowed both of them to get some rest during the day as the twins transitioned to sleeping at night. It seemed like the newborns had their timetable messed up, and they want to sleep during the day. At first, it was daunting, but now as they had figured out somethings, it was getting easier for the pair.“Figures,” Mitsuhide said as he looked at the two sleeping in the pack and play in the main room of the house. Though his tone was that of playful disgust, his eyes betrayed him with the amount of love as he looked at the two small monsters in front of him. He was simply too happy to really mind the lack