Twin Sibling New Life Novels & Stories

So, needless to say, I was fuming, and of course, to everyone else, it might just look like I was taking their shit. These two were known as ‘the twins’ on campus because of how eerily similar they looked and acted, but the catch was that they were born from two different families; hell, Kristen was older than Donny by four months. Regardless, they chose a day between their birthdays as a day to celebrate and liked to call each other “twin” or “sister.”

was clearly written. Ruby looked at Liz, tears welling up in her eyes. She was very capable of carrying twins, because she indeed had a twin too. "Congratulations. I hope they'll be as beautiful as us,” Liz said, as quickly as she could, before Ruby became fully emotional and hugged her while crying tears of joy. Liz could only hold on for a moment before Ed took over and hugged Ruby. After that, everything became a blur for Liz. She knew that everyone was getting emotional—especially AJ, who grew even noisier after learning that there wouldn't be just one new sibling.

Willow had been sitting up slightly and handed Armel. “Girls, you have a new brother and sister. You might want to tell everyone.” Willow smiled up at Faith, then to Georgia. They were crying at the new addition to the family. Over the next two hours, people came and went from the room to meet the recent additions. The house sang with joy over the twins. Life would not be the same for the couple that had found a way to love, even with the difference in their ages.

He just looked at me, my fangs an inch from his face, and slowly … slowly … he smiled. “Did you just bare your fangs at me, brother?” His voice was soft. Almost delighted. Like I’d finally given him something he’d been waiting for. I should have let him go. I knew I should. This was my brother. My twin. The other half of the only family I had left after our mother died. I didn’t let him go. Because he was right, and that was the worst part. He’d named the thing I’d been refusing to say out loud for weeks. It wasn’t her power. It wasn’t her bloodline.

“I missed you so, so much, my loves.” Zane, ever curious and brave, pulled back first and looked up with wide, sparkling eyes toward the bundle in Calla’s arms. “Mommy,” he said, his voice full of awe and wonder, “can we see him? Can we meet our baby brother?” Calla stepped forward with a gentle smile and slowly lowered the tiny baby so the twins could peek inside the blanket. The newborn stirred, a faint yawn stretching across his delicate face, his tiny fingers curled into soft fists.

Thalia insulted. Xyla banged her hand in the table. “If you weren't blinded by the heavy make-up on your face you'd have noticed like every other sane person in the school that your alleged mate and I look exactly alike and we bear the same surname!” Thalia's face froze with shock and embarrassment. “You're his twin sister!” She gasped. “Yes smarty pants, good luck with getting accepted into the family.” Xylah spat angrily and Thalia stood there, unable to say a word while Xandros calmly ate his food. The bell rang almost instantly and Xyla rolled her eyes in irritation.

“Grayson also said that there are records that show you and your sister shifted while you were kids, which was rare, but everything about the two of you is rare.” “I’ve heard people say we are lucky to be both alive. They said twins always fight in the womb, and one overpowers the other. Is that true?” “Yeah, but your mother had powerful magic and she defied all the odds.” The atmosphere felt awkward, and like Bran, Aiden did not enjoy talking about their deceased parents. “Come, if your headache is gone, let’s hang out with the rest of the crew. Those two will be humping all night, and I doubt you want to listen to that.”

Nicholas excited words fill me with joy but then I see Antonio is looking down at my stomach, seemingly in shock. "Is everything okay, baby?" I reach up to pull his shirt a bit to gain his attention. He looks up at me, unshed tears in his eyes, before he looks back down at my belly. "Twins?" I nod at him. "They will have the same bond as you and Nicholas. Are you okay with this?" He glances back up at me sharply. "I'm so happy about this, Caroline. Knowing you are having our baby, well, babies? It makes me feel like I'm in heaven."

Thankfully, it did not hurt anymore. …… Ever since I was little, my grandma always told me, "There’s no one better than a mother." But I always felt like she was lying to me. When I was eight, my mom took forever to come pick me up. When we finally got home, I saw her comforting Gwen Lincoln, my twin sister. We looked almost identical, except I had an extra mole beneath my left eye. "Mom, who is she?" "She’s Kate, your sister from the countryside." Their dissatisfied questioning and cold response left me with a sense of unease.

My head had barely hit the pillow before I was deep into dreamland. Six Months Later Ever since the twins found out about their little sibling they have been giving me more hugs and they have even started high-five-ing my belly every time they greeted me with the hug. They were really excited to meet their sibling and just wanted to know what it will be each and every time we went to the doctor. Jack and I agreed to only tell them a little before the birth so that they can still be excited by the time of the birth when they would get to see the baby for the first time.