I sighed and looked up.Mom and Dad were still on whatever they were doing."I still can't believe you're having triplets and didn't throw a huge gender-reveal party," I said, trying to bring us back to safer ground. "I think my little siblings deserve a huge celebration."Mom opened her eyes and looked at me."You're right., sweetie.""We both talked about it, but we later changed our minds," Dad replied."Why?" I asked, glancing between them."We're saving for the best celebration ever. But it won't be for the triplets... it'll be for our first baby.""First baby?" I asked, curious.Mom smiled."Yes."They were both looking at me now in that parental way that made me shy all of a sudden.I glanced at Tarzan, desperate for some kind of anchor.He shook his head, a soft smile playing on his lips, and walked over to me.His hand found my waist."Babe," he said gently, "they're talking about you."Oh."Me," I breathed. "That's right. I'm the first baby.""We'll have to celebrate you fir
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