"And this is my twin sister, Brielle." Brielle is Prince Ben's twin sister and the Princess of Auradon. She is confident, attentive, clever, and cunning. She can be sweet but psycho or even a thief if need be. So what happens when 4 VKs come to...
Jay stumbles as he scrambles off the floor and onto his feet, just barely grabbing sixteen-month-old Jade before she scurries out of the room. He effortlessly scoops her into his arms and carries the squirming toddler back to me. I coo at her until she settles down, still pouting at her failed escape.
I grin up at Jay, "Thanks. I honestly thought she'd make it this time."
Jay chuckles, sitting beside me on the floor, "Jade's been trying to escape since she learned to walk six months ago."
I yawn as I start to rock Jade, "It's been a very exhausting six months. With her walking and the twins."
"I know." Jay leans forward, absentmindedly brushing a thick brown strand of Jade's hair from her eyes, "Thank God for Evie. We could use the break."
Jay and I got married only a few months after our engagement was announced. Since Evie had basically been planning our wedding since Jay and I first laid eyes on each other, it didn't take long for us to have it. Ben and Mal were kind enough to let us get married first, although royal tradition would be for Ben to get married first, as the oldest and King.
Speaking of the royal tradition, I stepped down as Queen, giving Mal the title plain and simple. I returned to my title as Princess and Jay became a Prince. Jay and I still live at the castle with them, but it's so big that it feels like we're living in separate houses.
I had the twins, Bridget and Jayden, a year and a half after we got married. A year after the twins were born, I learned I was pregnant with Jade.
And now, we have our own little family. The VKs are obsessed with them, constantly offering to babysit them. Usually, we let them go to Evie's house, but Carlos and Jane love to have them overnight, too.
Jade's eyes finally shut and her breathing steadies. I carefully stand and put her in her crib. Jay stands behind me, "She looks like you."
I tilt my head to the side, smiling softly, "Really? She kinda looks like both of us."
With her thick dark brown hair like Jay and almost exact eyes like mine, she's a perfect mix. Jayden is a carbon copy of Jay and Bridget looks like me but has hazel green eyes like my brother. I was pleased to see the twins getting along easily and bringing Jade into their games without prompting.
Jay breaks through my train of thought, "What's going on in that pretty little head of yours?"
I step away from Jade's crib, looking up at Jay. We'd been young when we met, and we were still young when we got married. Some might argue we should have been with other people first, lived life before tying ourselves to one another forever, til death do us part.
But looking at him and our kids, I know- as I had when he first proposed- that I'd never love anyone or want to be with anyone more than Jay Jafar.
I shrug, smiling, "Just happy. That's all."
Jay wraps me in a hug and kisses my forehead. I look back at the crib and smile wider.
Happy and content, with a life I'd never imagined but wouldn't trade for anything.
