Books About Twin Pregnancy Novels & Stories

“She was further along in her pregnancy than you thought. She wasn’t carrying one child.” Luca froze, his heart lurching. “What are you saying?” “She was carrying twins.” The corridor spun around him. He staggered back a step, his hand gripping the wall. Twins. Two lives. His Emilia carrying two pieces of them. The doctor’s voice cut through the haze like a blade. “One of the fetuses… didn’t survive the trauma from the fall.” Luca’s throat closed. His chest heaved, but no sound came out. “I’m sorry,” the doctor said quietly. “But there is one still alive. For now.”

I can totally understand why she chose not to press the matter of my pregnancy further, my attitude hasn't been particularly receptive in the recent past. "I know it can come as quite a shock, twins are rare but as you know, not impossible. Most pregnancies amongst our kind start off that way, but the stronger of the two embryos often survives whilst the other is unknowingly miscarried in very early pregnancy.” Doctor Woods’ words seem to echo around the room but not actually sink in.

"But there are cases in which a couple is awarded.” I cover my mouth with my hands, feeling my fingers cold and moist. I'm shaking. “Jesus... Geminis? What do you mean twins?” "Doctor, is it already possible to predict the date of delivery? "Gabby doesn't even breathe, full of excitement." When should prenatal care start? Do two babies require more follow-ups? We are first-time passengers with this pregnancy...”

But then again, I was already trapped in a reality I wasn't sure how to escape from. Fabian came in with the healers. The room shifted slightly as he started explaining the risks and the complications of twins sharing a sac. I caught pieces of it. How the twins would be high-energy, how sharing a sac meant they'd grow rapidly and fight for space, how it wasn't something the healers saw often, but when they did, it usually came with difficulties. Difficulties. That word felt so hollow compared to the storm building inside me. These weren't just babies. They were Alphas.

It was also the first time she’d seen parents unhappy about a twin pregnancy, especially people like Leon and Angela, who were both capable, with more money than they could ever spend. A naturally conceived twin pregnancy should have been cause for celebration. Some wealthy families even found it troublesome to have children one by one. They went straight for IVF and asked for two or three at a time. Angela’s eye twitched slightly. “Dr. Wright, aren’t you a bit too nervous?” Leon frowned at her. “Don’t talk.” Angela kept quiet. Sarah explained patiently, “The risks with twins are indeed a bit higher than with a single pregnancy. And the issue of uterine rupture does need to be handled carefu

—You are right Max, I asked Silvana to come; now that we know that I am pregnant with twins, we have to talk seriously about this matter and its future,— I said, looking at him. Maximo walked around his desk and sat in his chair, looking at us. —This news fills us all with emotion, Maximo, you, and me, but precisely because of that, we have to talk about what this means. —Now is the time to think about what is to come and how to secure the future of those beautiful girls that are on their way,— said Silvana. She looked at Maximo and told him the same story that Elena once told me about the twins in her Coven. She gave Max a book where all the births of twins in the history of the Coven and t

My hand goes into his hair, tugging on it and holding him in place as I arch into his mouth. “I pregnant.” I wait until he lifts his head to look me in the eye, a huge smile on his face. “Must be another girl, since I haven’t smelled her yet.” He says, and I watch Cyran push forward, before he makes his way to my stomach to start sniffing for her. “Well, actually, we’re having twins.” The end. This story will continue in the third book, The Banished Beta's Saving Grace.

You can't even control your own emotions. Well, I just wanted to let my son have a different way of coping with things than mine. I want him to grow up differently from how I did. We just comforted each other that night. I just didn't know that the one I got jealous with is my own daughter and it looks like Hades knows about her. "I don't like them," Athena declared so my lips slowly parted. I still can't believe that I have twins. She hates us and she makes it clear.

Even though we hadn’t known each other for long, he was clearly interested in me a little bit, and he hated the fact that I was entertaining his twin brother. But what was I supposed to do? The man is engaged, for crying out loud. It wasn’t as if I could just snap my fingers and make him single again. Sure, Maria was a fucking nightmare and I wished she would get hit by a bus or something, but I had no right to meddle in their relationship. I had my own problems, like the fact that I had a baby growing inside me whose father might be a charming but taken billionaire, or the wildcard twin brother who was equal parts charming but equal parts terrifying as well.

Some kids had relatives who lived in the cities, so they always had the opportunity to visit the big cities. This fact also made Karen feel discouraged of ever going to the city. She wasn't like her sister Kayla who was not afraid of taking risks, sometimes she wished she has half of her sister's wits, that way she could also defend herself from her bullies and also help her sister in fighting them. She was pleased that God gave her a sister like Kayla. They were the only twins the island, had ever had, and so they were treated special. Just then, Peter approached them.