Date A Live Twins Novels & Stories

Three months later — Week 36 The rescheduled acquisition announcement was set for the Kingsley Tower boardroom — not a summit hall this time, not two thousand people, just the press corps, the relevant lawyers, and the clean, deliberate act of signing something in the room where the empire had been planned. Lila was thirty-six weeks. The twins were, according to Dr. Holt at the previous week's check, "ideally positioned and entirely ready to make their entrance whenever they saw fit." She had said this with the mild professional humor of someone who had attended enough deliveries to know that ideally positioned and any day now were functionally the same sentence.

He looked up from the twins and found my father sitting on the bar stool at our kitchen island. “Yes, when Juliet was born she had a fraternal twin named Jemma, she died in vitro, and Juliet absorbed everything from her in order to survive, I couldn’t operate. It was too risky for both of them and Katherine.” He slumped down taking a drink of the rum and coke he had every evening.

Relief floods my system at hearing her say that Moretti isn't an option, but then her last words ring through to me, "Wait, did you say twins?" "Yes, can't you hear that second heartbeat?" she asks and then points to where the babies are, "There is sac A, and there is sac B. I am going by the bigger of the two in determining the due date, and even with them on the smaller side, I will still say that Moretti isn't the father, but we can definitely do a paternity test if you want." "Oh, my God!" "I know it can be shocking, but you now have two blessings growing inside you."

Ethan's POV I watched them sleeping so soundly in the double crib in our bedroom. I had redecorated and arranged a bedroom across from ours for them, but Emma wanted them in the room with us so she could keep a very close eye on them. The first pregnancy was unsuccessful and I believed she would become very overprotective of the twins. The twins had come into the world yesterday, July 8th, at 11:04 a.m and 11:07 a.m.

The laughter soon died down and they continued working with a comfortable silence. “When are the twins having their first shift or has it already happened?” Claire asked while chopping vegetables. Andre and Anthea were commonly called twins even though they were from different mothers because they were given birth to on the same day and also because their mothers were twins too. “They just clocked thirteen few months ago so their first shift should be any time from now. I'm kinda worried because the first shift is excruciatingly painful but we have been preparing towards it. My babies are strong so I know they can do it” Alice said.

"Twins. We're having twins." Emma laughed, wiping her eyes. "I know. I'm still processing it." "When are they due?" "Early spring. March, probably." Ace picked up the ultrasound photos again, studying them. "They're so small." "They're six weeks old." "Do we know if they're boys or girls?" "Not yet. Too early." "What do you want?" "Healthy. I just want them healthy." Ace set the photos down and cupped her face. "We're going to be parents."

He would up getting up and ogling at the monitor. Joan did the same, staring at the screen with her eyes widening. Her head was thinking, 'How do I get two babies out of me?!' "This is baby one," the doctor pointed to the first sac formation. "And the other is baby two!" "Wow! This thanks to Liv's accounts! It marked on her words!" Joan told, recalling how Olivia said she would have twins. "Basing on the age, they are already in their six weeks of development," revealed the doctor. "So just seven months to go or so, you'll be giving birth to these new babies!"

“Well, we would love to go on a short babymoon vacation sometime soon. Maybe to Italy so you can meet our grandmother? or , if not, maybe to paris? I know you've wanted to visit there for the longest. We were going to take you on our first year anniversary, but i don't think that would be a good idea for the twins.'' Nick says, looking at me through the rearview mirror momentarily before turning his eyes back to the road. “They would only be like two months or so by that point, I think. Oh my god, can you guys believe we will be having twin babies in like six months?” Antonios arm around my shoulder tightens slightly, and I look up to see the bright smile across his face. “Baby, I'm so fucki

Days started to pass smoothly. From that day in Williams Estate, Ellis, Ethan, Adonis and Austin started to go on double dates. But most of the time, Austin and Ellis would go alone because of Ethan and Adonis's work. Today is such a day. Adonis planned a double date and Austin agreed with him. They informed Ethan and Ellis who also agreed to go on a double date. Now, the Williams twins were waiting for their partners to come outside the amusement park. They decided to have lots of fun today.

“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.”