Twins Marriage Novels & Stories

Now, seeing the fruits of all those years of effort, I couldn't be prouder. "Mom, we owe it all to you for raising us so tirelessly all these years…" "Yeah, Mom. Without your patient guidance, we'd never have made it this far…" The twins had always been filial and considerate. They knew how much I had sacrificed for them, and often promised that once they graduated and found good jobs, they would ensure I lived out my old age in comfort. Their words filled me with warmth. And then I remembered—two days from now would be their birthday.

The male lead of the novel was my husband, Trevor, who was still overseas handling a crisis. The biggest villain was the man clinging to me. He was Trevor's identical twin brother, whom he had never mentioned. His name was Kayden Blackwell. The comments were endless. [Twin brothers falling for the same woman? This is so exciting!] [Jasmine really got the short end of the stick. She's just a tool, but hey, she's pretty, so I guess it's worth it!] [Kayden's love is so obsessive! His possessiveness is off the charts, and Trevor's restrained devotion is just as addictive! Once the brothers reconcile and join forces in business, Jasmine can gracefully exit!]

"You're… Daley?" I had asked Neal for my underwear, but Daley Shaw had come instead. Daley was Neal's identical twin; they looked like they were carved from the same mold. I hadn't noticed at all. No wonder Neal, usually reserved, suddenly seemed so bold. Daley grinned mischievously. "Maia, we're identical—does it really matter who's who?" "Of course, it does," I replied shyly, my cheeks burning as I bit my bottom lip. "You're Neal's brother, and I'm his wife. This isn't right."

I repeated, almost like I needed to hear it again to make sense of it, “what are you talking about, or who are you talking about?” Ethan did not blink. He just looked at me. “The twins.” That word landed harder than it should have. For a second, my mind went completely blank, like everything around me had slowed down and I was the only one still standing inside it. The twins. My throat tightened immediately but I forced myself to speak, even though my voice did not come out as steady as I wanted. “The twins…” I repeated, almost testing the word like it was unfamiliar, “I… I don’t know what you mean. They are… I adopted them.”

He forgets things easily, or maybe just maybe it was another surprise. My hand flew to my mouth as I examined the slip-ons I put on each pair. I wriggled my legs in it and they fit so well, more like they were designed for me. So perfect. For me alone. My outfit was the next thing, I needed to sort. I opened my wardrobe, searching through my clothes. My first outing with my husband after marriage. I plan to look absolutely stunning. I want heads to turn when they see me. I plan to keep Xavier on his toes, with this outing.

We said our vows while looking into each other's eyes assuring the other that we totally mean it. After the vows the little cousin from Alex's mother's side named Tiara came with our rings. She was wearing a pink coloured frock with a tiara on her head. She was looking like an angel. After we exchanged our rings the priest told us the we are now husband and wife and that now we can kiss and left the podium. After listening to that brought a big smile to our faces and I held Alex's face and brought it down to my face so that we can kiss. Alex held my waist and brought me closer to him. We were completely in our zone forgetting the cheers from our family and friends. It was just us and our lov

I smiled instead of answering him, they weren't only his children but ours. "I want to stay here for the first twenty-four hours while my babies are here." I didn't want to leave without them; I wanted to be here for them in any way possible. "We'll stay here as well and I'm sure my parents and your mom will as well. There's no reason for us to go back home." Hunter kissed my forehead. For almost two years since I've known the twins they've taken absolute care of me, we'll up until now of course. We had gotten married one month after they had proposed to me in Massachusetts where it was legal for both to marry me. I was very thankful for it since I didn't want to marry one one of them instea

We had a set of twin girls, and we had a happy marriage together. The end.

he adds, a little more serious now. "Are you going to marry her?" I ask. "I’m not sure, but it seems like the right thing to do, right?" he says, uncertain. "You shouldn’t do it unless you really want to," I say. "But having two parents, a stable family—that's probably what's best for the twins when they come," he says, thinking aloud. "What’s best for them is two loving parents, whether they’re together or apart," I reply. "When did you get so wise?" he asks, chuckling.

“What? Okay, so if she is into girls, how the hell did she end up being the one the twins cheated on you with?” I shake my head. “Yeah, my reaction as well. Anyways, they married her. By this point, they had already started Rossi Inc. and it was wildly successful. They had taken over their father's business in Italy when they were teens. She had a girlfriend, they saw people outside of the marriage. And nothing ever happened between them. Nothing at all. At least, according to the twins, nothing ever happened between them. Now, I'm not so sure.” A few more tears escape my eyes, and I feel actually nauseous at the images that statement produces.