All Chapters of One pregnancy, two babies : Chapter 141 - Chapter 150

The afternoon sun poured through the living room windows, casting golden streaks across the furniture. Laughter echoed through the house as Aria and Aiden played tag around the room, their excitement unabated. The soft thrum of the doorbell interrupted the joyful chaos.“Who could that be now?” May asked, smiling as she adjusted the blanket draped over her belly. Damien glanced at her with a knowing grin.“I think I know,” he said, standing to open the door.Standing there were the familiar, comforting faces of Ashley, Lawrence, and Daxton. The grandparents, each radiating warmth and love, had arrived to share a quiet afternoon with their growing family. Ashley’s eyes sparkled with delight, Lawrence’s smile was wide and genuine, and Daxton, though usually reserved, had a soft, approving gaze fixed on May and Damien.“Hello, everyone!” May exclaimed, moving forward to greet them.“May, Damien, it’s so wonderful to see you all,” Ashley said, pulling May into a warm embrace.Lawrence chu

The morning air was crisp as Damien held May’s hand, guiding her into the hospital. Her other hand rested gently on her belly, the weight of new life inside her both comforting and exhilarating. Today was the day for her routine check-up — a scan that would confirm the baby’s growth and development.“Are you nervous?” Damien asked softly, brushing a strand of hair from her face.May shook her head, smiling. “A little… but mostly excited. I can’t wait to see our baby.”Damien squeezed her hand gently. “Me too. Every time I see you with the kids, I imagine holding this little one. It’s going to be incredible.”The ScanOnce in the examination room, May lay back on the hospital bed as the technician applied warm gel to her belly. The monitor flickered to life, displaying the small, fluttering movements of their child.“Everything looks perfect,” the technician said with a reassuring smile. “The heartbeat is strong, growth is on track, and… we can confirm the gender if you’d like.”May’s

The Saturday morning began with the kind of brightness that made everything feel new. Sunlight poured through the curtains in soft golden sheets, and the house was already alive with movement long before breakfast had properly settled. Aria and Aiden had woken up earlier than usual, too excited to sleep in, because today was not just any ordinary family outing.Today, they were going baby shopping.May stood in front of the bedroom mirror, one hand smoothing over her dress and the other resting instinctively on her growing belly. Her reflection showed a softness that had deepened over the past weeks, a quiet glow that seemed to live in her eyes now. There was tenderness in the way she looked at herself, but also wonder. Some mornings, the reality still caught her off guard. She was carrying a daughter. A little girl who was already so cherished that the entire house seemed to revolve around her.From behind her, Damien stepped closer and wrapped his arms around her waist carefully, hi

The news reached them before the door opened, and somehow that made the waiting worse.“It’s a girl.”The nurse had barely finished saying it before the corridor outside the delivery room burst into relieved laughter, overlapping voices, and the kind of joy that came only after fear had loosened its grip. For hours, the family had sat, paced, prayed, stood, and sat again under the pale hospital lights, every second stretching thin with tension. But now the words changed everything.A girl.Their girl.Damien stood just inside the delivery room, unable to move for a moment.The world around him had gone soft and blurred, as though every hard edge had been washed away by the sound of his daughter’s first cry. His chest felt too full to contain what was happening inside it. He had supported May through every contraction, every wave of pain, every trembling breath. He had wiped her forehead, kissed her knuckles, told her over and over how strong she was even when his own voice had nearly

The news of the white wedding changed the entire mood of the house.Not because the family had not already seen May and Damien as husband and wife in every way that mattered, but because this time it was official in a new, beautiful sense. Intentional. Celebrated. Public. A promise they had long been living, now ready to be spoken before everyone they loved.And from the very first day the planning began, it became clear that this wedding would not be simple.Not because there was conflict.But because too many people loved them.Everyone wanted to help. Everyone had ideas. Everyone had opinions. And at the center of it all were May and Damien, trying to plan an elegant white wedding while balancing children, work, family visits, and a six-month-old baby who had somehow become the unofficial ruler of the household.It started on a bright Monday afternoon in May and Damien’s sitting room.Clara was asleep upstairs after a long morning of excitement. Aria and Aiden were at school. The h