All Chapters of I Got Pregnant For The Wrong Twin: Chapter 31 - Chapter 40

ADRIANThe second the door shut behind us and we were hidden in that empty office, I pulled her into me again and our mouths met like we'd been holding this in for too long. Her hands were in my hair, my hands were on her waist, and every kiss felt hotter than the last one. I couldn't think straight, and honestly I didn't want to. I'd been losing my mind over her for days, and right there, with her pressed against me, it felt like my whole body finally got what it wanted.I couldn't stop thinking about how good she felt, how badly I wanted this, how badly I wanted her. And somewhere in the middle of it, this stupid thought hit me that I wished I could replace Maria with her. I wished it was Serena I went home to, not the mess I'd been trapped in.I got carried away. My hands slid lower, and I tried pulling her closer, but she suddenly pushed me back with both palms."Stop," she said, breathing hard and shaking her head. Her eyes were already filling up. "Adrian, please. Stop."My own

AIDENI pushed myself out of the building and into the cold night air, already feeling the stiffness in my ribs as I started running. It wasn't smart. The doctor had told me to rest, and even though I played it off, every step tonight felt like someone was tightening a belt around my chest. But I ignored it and I kept moving. My head was crowded, and staying still made it worse.My feet hit the pavement again and again as I tried to breathe through the ache. The streets were quiet, and that helped a little. Nothing to distract me except my own thoughts, and they'd been tearing at me since the moment Serena fell asleep in my arms. I didn't expect her to come over. I didn't expect her to look that exhausted. And I definitely didn't expect her to curl into me like she needed someone to just hold her. SoI held her, because it felt natural. And maybe that's what scared me the most.I kept thinking about the pregnancy. Every time I tried to push it away, it forced itself back into the cente

SERENAI woke up to the sound of someone breathing too close to my face, and for a second I panicked until the figure leaning over me came into focus. It was Lola. She looked exhausted, like she hadn't slept in days, her hair tied back in a messy knot and her eyes rimmed with red. The moment she saw I was awake, her mouth trembled."Oh, thank God," she said as she leaned over and wrapped her arms around me before I even had the chance to sit up properly. "I'm so sorry, Serena. I'm so sorry. I shouldn't have yelled. I shouldn't have pushed you. I was scared and angry and I didn't know what was happening."I swallowed hard, my throat still sore. "I'm sorry too," I whispered as I held her back. "I shouldn't have snapped the way I did. I've just been... everything has been a mess. I didn't mean to take it out on you."We stayed like that for a long moment, arms around each other in a way that felt like finally breathing right again. She pulled back eventually and wiped her face with her s

SERENAI woke up to the sound of knocking that wouldn’t stop, and for a second I didn’t even know where I was or what time it was. My mind was slow and heavy, and it took me a moment to remember the hospital, the discharge, the drive here, and the fact that I was actually back in my apartment. The knocking got louder, and I groaned as I dragged myself out of bed and went to the door.When I opened it, Adrian was standing there with a bottle of wine in one hand, Chinese takeout in the other, and a Monopoly box tucked under his arm. He smiled like he thought he was doing something amazing, and I just stared at him.“Um, hi?” I groaned, rubbing my eyes. “You’re here early.”“I know,” he said with a smile. “I just had nothing else to do, so I decided to come over and spend some time with you.”The way he said it made my insides twist with a strange emotion I couldn’t quite place. I immediately noticed that his fingers were empty, which meant he had dumped his engagement ring somewhere. D

SERENAI stood in front of the mirror longer than I probably needed to. The dress Adrian had picked out fit too perfectly, like it was made for someone who was more put together than me. Someone who didn't cry in hospital hallways or scream at her roommate until her chest tightened and the world went black. Someone who knew who the father of her baby was, instead of waking up every day terrified that one choice months ago was going to destroy three lives and maybe her own.My hands trembled a little as I smoothed the dark fabric over my stomach. It was there now. Not big, but noticeable. I couldn't pretend anymore. Not to myself. Not to Adrian. Not to Aiden. Not to Lola who was probably still angry even though we'd hugged like we meant it in the hospital.I exhaled slowly and placed my palm over the slight bump, and tears welled up in my eyes as I imagined the baby growing inside me. "Hey," I whispered under my breath, feeling stupid for talking out loud but doing it anyway. "I don't