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Every word she'd just said refused to settle into anything that made sense. "Twins," I said again. "Twins." Daniel's voice came out hollow. "I know this is a surprise." Doctor Reyes smiled gently. "But everything looks healthy. Both heartbeats are strong." "How is that possible?" I asked. "I mean, I know how it's possible. But how is it possible?" "Twins happen more often than you'd think. Especially with first pregnancies." She printed something and handed it over. "For now, just take care of yourself. Rest when you can. Eat well. And try not to stress."

After she drew two full vials, she rested a palm on my belly, closed her eyes, and ran a basic magical scan of my body. Two seconds later, her eyes snapped open, her brows knotting tight. "Sera, your pregnancy is very unstable," Elara said, her expression turning grave. "This isn't ordinary early-pregnancy nausea. There's two overwhelmingly dominant forces inside you, each fighting the other and fighting you for energy. With twins, the strain on your body is doubled."

EVE'S POV The morning of the hospital appointment felt like walking a tightrope stretched between hope and terror. I stood in front of the mirror in our bedroom, hands trembling as I buttoned my blouse over my still-flat stomach. It had been two days since those three pregnancy tests showed two pink lines each. Twins. The word still sent shockwaves through me... pure, overwhelming joy mixed with a deep, bone-chilling fear that refused to loosen its grip.

stomach. After several minutes she stops moving and this loud thumping sound flows out of the speakers. "Hmmm that's interesting" she says as she moves the Doppler some more and take measurements. "What's up doctor?" Gunnar asks her "Oh nothing it looks like you are having more than one baby hence why you are basically dead on your feet" she says with a smile. At that my eyes fly open "twins? Ahh damn it babe my vagina is never going to be the same again" I whine out as I feel some tears coming while Gunnar and the doc chuckle at my ridiculousness. "Baby you will be fine. Stop worrying about your suzy and be happy we are blessed with twins" he says before pecking my cheek. "Alright we need

"You are a little shocked by the news but the chances of having twins are higher when they run in your family." "Everything's okay?" I swallow, already scared. My mother said twins are cursed, something about the bloodline and the worst thing that has ever happened to her was the egg splitting. I wasn't supposed to be there, I'm her curse and I'm making my own. "Yes, both babies are fine." Doctor Sheffield nods. “Twin pregnancies are considered higher risk, we’ll need to monitor closely for complications such as twin-to-twin transfusion syndrome but for now, everything looks reassuring. Both are viable.”

Ethan had the brightest smile I had ever seen on him. But I was concerned. "Doctor, does my baby look strange to you?" I asked. "Not at all. You're having twins. There are two babies here." I was overwhelmed with happiness, tears came. I was pregnant with twins. I couldn't believe it. Ethan lit up even more. "You're at six weeks so I would advise that you start taking vitamins and supplements for the babies' early growth and development. Also, I can administer you something to assist with your morning sickness if it's becoming unbearable."

The early trimester has just passed, but twins usually have a higher risk than a single pregnancy. As she straightened her back against the back of the sofa and stroked the surface of her stomach, Maureen said, "Pressure from inside." "Really?" Curious, I gently pressed the parts Maureen was stroking. "I don't feel it. Since when did you feel pressure?" What is it? It's interesting to notice little things like this. Especially seeing the natural smile on Maureen's face. She likes it too. "Just recently, anyway," Maureen explained. Her fingers seemed to search and press the surface of her stomach. "Cute too, huh?"

She hooks me up to the monitors and I instantly hear the heartbeats of my babies. She runs some checks, and finally says, “You’ve started to dilate. I’m going to admit you and keep you since you're a human and this time it’s twins.” “But it’s so early. They need another month,” I say worriedly. “Twins and multiples in general, tend to come early. I know it seems really early for you, being human, but it’s no different than twins coming at say seven and a half months for a human. There may be some complications, but these are Alpha males. I doubt it will take long for them to catch up,” she says.

"What happened? Are you okay? Is the baby—" He stops, realizing we're not alone. The nurse raises an eyebrow. "I'm fine," I say quickly. "Just fainted at work." The doctor arrives with test results. "Ms. Chen, congratulations. You're pregnant. The fainting was likely due to low blood pressure, which is common in early pregnancy. You're carrying twins." The room spins again. "Twins?" Dominic's voice sounds far away. "Yes. Fraternal twins. Both embryos took. It happens sometimes." The doctor smiles. "You're about four weeks along. Everything looks healthy, but given that it's twins and you fainted, I'm ordering modified bed rest. Light activity only. No long shifts on your feet."

I watch as the probe moves around. “Well, you are three weeks along.” The doctor says. I am just about to ask why she is feeling this bad already when I hear a gasp. I look up to see Reecie staring at the screen. I wonder what is happening. I look to see Kylani getting nervous about what is going on. The doctor turns the screen towards us. I was looking at the screen when I noticed something strange. “The reason you are so drained and your morning sickness is so bad is because you are having twins. They are growing and stretching you faster than a single baby.” The doctor explains.