Twins Drown Novels & Stories

We had suffered so much, yet our husbands didn't believe us and didn't even care about us! Back when my twin sister and I married the Smith twins, our story made the front page of the Avalon Times. Everyone said it was fate—the perfect match. Twin sisters marrying twin brothers sounded like something straight out of a fairy tale. People sent us their blessings, calling it the most romantic story of the year. But now? That fairytale had turned into something else entirely. Our marriages were far from perfect. They weren't even happy. They were devastating. "Lily, look at Annie's post," I choked, handing the phone to her.

she yelled at her mother with so much tears running down her face. "I'm sorry dear" she said moving closer to her daughter. "That boy there is... Was your twin brother". She let go of the album as it hits the floor. "You said w-what? My twin... I am a twin?" she asked her mum as she looks at her in shock. "There was an accident when you were only a year and a month old, and we lost your brother". "No, no, it can't be" she cried as she wrapped her hands round herself.

I whipped around to Roe and Venus with wide frightened eyes, “The twins” I whispered. My voice broke slightly with the fear warping into my words. We don’t know who these Weres are, or what their intentions are. Do they really mean no harm, or is it just a ploy to get close enough to hurt us. Are they here from me, or for my babies, who knows. I can’t take the risk of waiting to find out. The twins are the most important thing, and I will kill anyone that threatens their lives. Roe nodded back to me in understanding and dashed back into the house. I turned my gaze on Venus, who paused. She looked over at Elaine’s wolf, then out to the gathering fighters, before back to me. She was hesitating

The warm water of the shower felt like a balm, soothing my tense muscles and washing away the fragments of confusion and hurt clinging to my skin. When I stepped out, a soft, warm dress lay folded neatly, paired with sturdy boots. I slipped them on, feeling their comfort wrap around me like an embrace I couldn’t understand. But the apartment—my heart stilled. Everything was empty. It was like no one had ever been here, like I’d been left alone with just the whispers of a memory. A sharp reminder of the appointment cut through my shock. Today was the day—the DNA test results. It was my chance to confirm the truth of who the twins’ father was, the truth I carried with every heartbeat and yet f

During my first trimester, while I was hospitalized and drifting in and out of consciousness from violent morning sickness, Vincent had been in the room next door, tangled in the sheets with her. The second I saw those photos, I knew these children did not deserve to be born into a marriage already rotting from the inside out. The nurse spoke again, gentle now, but firm with professional warning. “Ma’am, the twins are developing perfectly. Are you absolutely certain you want to go through with this? A twin termination carries significant health risks, and given your medical history, it could leave you unable to conceive again.” Her words jolted me back to myself. These children were innocent

He laughed, laughed so maniacally I thought he must be joking. “Kill the twins,” he said, “and if you’re still alive… I’ll think about it.” Then the line went dead. I stared at my phone, thinking about the impossible job looming over my head. “Fuck you, Darnell,” I whispered, shaking with anger and frustration. I was about to turn away when movement caught my eye. A sleek black car rolled to a stop beside the abandoned building. The driver stepped down and opened doors, just as the twins stepped out— dark, elegant, expressionless.

“But swimming is not a priority for us right now. It is?” “No need to be too serious, Trevor,” Tiffany said. “We are all very stressed. A swim won’t hurt anyone.” I sunk into the couch, thinking about Abby as Tiffany and Peter left the living room for the pool. We were just a day to the blood moon, and Abby was still in Jericho’s base. So the thought of us not being able to save haunted me. But a swim won’t hurt. Would it? When I got to the pool area, Tiffany was sitting on the pavement, and Peter was attempting a massive dive. I watched from a distance, so the water wouldn't splash on me when he dived in.

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.

I felt light headed and hot as his tongue delved into my opened mouth, practically playing tag with my tongue. And to think I already freed my hands and placed it on his shoulders, to push him the hell away. But at the end, I couldn't move a muscle. This was exactly why I did everything in my power to put a safe distance between the twins and I. I couldn't control myself when they laid their hands on me. It was a total embarrassment on my part. The twins never understood the concept of distance, though. Zade’s teeth pulled rougher than usual and tingles exploded on the skin trapped between them.