Almost Not A Happy Ever After

Finally

"Ji!" Tae panted when he burst through the door.

Ji stared in shock as she recognized the body he had draped over his shoulder. Eva.

"Hey. Can-can you put me down. I'm getting light headed," Eva asked politely as if that was normal..

Tae handed her to a boy who held her upright until she gained her footing.

"Ji. I don't, nor have I ever liked Eva. Not even before I met you. Shes weak, and annoying, and she goes after every boy that sees her like a fish." Tae sneered.

Ji crossed her arms upset. "What the hell?" She yelled. "I've been waiting here forever. I'm surprised the baby's not born yet."

Tae smiled and went down to both knees. "Gosh. I ran so much," he breathed.

Ji rolled her eyes, sipping her water. "You still haven't said something."

Tae laughed putting one leg up. "Ji," he called. Ji stared at him annoyed. "I love you. Please marry me?" He said confused.

Ji jumped when she dropped her glass and it shattered to the floor. She ignored it staring at Tae in shock. "Ah. Thats not a funny joke," she sighed, studying the mess.

Tae slapped her hip gently. "Ji. You're supposed to say yes."

"You're really?" She stammered studying the ring in his hand. She covered her mouth shocked them tackled him in a hug, kissing him deeply. "Yes." She laughed.

Tae slid the ring on her finger, kissing her one more time before swinging her to her feet. "I didn't plan that for today so I had to run home and get the ring," he explained.

Ji laughed, hugging him tightly. "You already had something planned?"

"Not exactly. I just knew I would do it on a date" he said, lifting her into a chair as others screamed and cheered, congratulating them.

Ji looked at him confused. "But we were broke up."

Tae shrugged guiltily. "I planned it when I first found out you were pregnant."

Ji hugged him tightly and the café began turning into a party.

4 months later.

"Baby get my bag please. I have to get to work," Tae called.

Ji quickly walked over, cradling a small child. She handed Tae his bag and took the keys off the counter. "No wait," she huffed. "Did I put there food in there?" She quickly took the bag, setting the child in Taes other arm so he was carrying both children.

"Ji I-

The baby in his right arm started crying, setting off the baby in his left. "Ji hurry up! What do I do?" Tae panicked rocking them gently.

Ji laughed. "Well do they need a diaper change? They also might be hungry. Or tired," Ji explained as she rummaged through the bag. She huffed then ran back to the kitchen. "Alright. I got the food, diapers and everything. Not in that order. Let's go."

Ji slid the bag over her shoulders and grabbed a baby, walking quickly to the car. Ji drove, and they quickly ran in. Tae may have owned the company but the rules still applied to them.

Tae huffed, sitting at his desk. Ji sat across from him holding her child close.

A slight knock made the children stir and wine a little. Ji winced nervously. The door slowly creaked opened and there assistant Seo walked in, holding a small plaque. "We got this for you," he smiled, quietly walking to Ji. He carefully took the child and handed her the gift.

Ji smiled taking a small nametag and studying it. "Ji-young Ae," she read her child's name. "Tae Hwan, Bae Hwan, Ye Hwan," she smiled. "They got the twins name tags."

"And it's a really strong magnet instead of a pin. Because children like grabbing things. This way only older kids can get it off. Not them," Seo said excitedly.

Tae walked over, examining the tag. "Seo," he smiled.

"It was all of us actually," he said.

Ji got up and hugged Seo gently. "Thank you Seo. I'll thank the others later,"

She took her child and sat back down. "Here, put this on Ye Hwan. I'll get Bae Hwan," she said, carefully putting the tag on his shirt.

Ji laughed watching Tae struggle. After a while he finished getting it on and sighed in relife, scooting closer to Ji and gazing gently at there children.

Ji layed her head gently on Taes shoulder. "You're working to hard. Take a nap baby," Tae insisted, gently taking Bae.

Ji kissed Tae, then her children and layed down. "Just a quick nap," she breathed.

Tae covered her with his jacket and brought the children to his desk. He huffed and started working the second they fell asleep.

This was the easiest part.