“At least one understands the right pace for a pregnant person.”
Felix chuckled as he watched his fiancé hold their tiny daughter's chubby hands, helping her walk one wobbly step after the other.
Of course they had brought her stroller too but it was a wonderful, sunny spring evening so her parents thought it was a nice opportunity to help her exercise her walking skills.
“I think she's pretty fast for the size of her legs, right nugget?”
Changbin cooed at Heejin when the little one huffed softly at every step but her determination was obvious on her face.
“That's true. She's pretty good.”
Truth to be told, Changbin couldn't tell who's waddling was more adorable.
There wasn't much more time left until the freckled boy's due date and every night they were trying to convince their one baby to turn around but so far nothing had changed.
And it was slowly getting hard to count how many times the ravenette had comforted his sweet fiancé when Felix had cried because of that.
He didn't want a c-section, he didn't want a big surgery scar on his tummy nor to be unconscious while his kids were born.
Changbin wouldn't be allowed to greet their newborn twins the moment they met the world either.
He didn't want that.
“You okay, princess?”
The ravenette asked when he noticed the frown on Felix's beautiful face, his hands drawing small circles on the sides of his baby bump.
“Yeah, I think I'm about to have a contraction.”
“Okay, should we sit down there for a moment?”
Changbin asked as he pointed at a nearby bench at the side of the path.
“Yeah, please.”
Their little girl squeaked softly when her daddy picked her up with a swift move to carry her in one arm while he took the stroller from his fiancé with his other hand, offering his arm for Felix to hold onto as support.
The freckled male hissed as he felt the muscles in his belly contract slowly, his hand instinctively going to the underside of his belly where the pain was the strongest.
One of his unborn kids kicked unhappily at the uncomfortable contraction, making their poor mommy scrunch his face up in pain.
Changbin helped his sweet fiancé sit down on the bench before he placed their oblivious little daughter beside him, pressing two kisses on each of his loved ones foreheads.
“Mommy hurt?”
“No, cutie. Mommy is okay, hm? See? All good.”
The freckled boy gave his small girl the most reassuring smile he could manage while his muscles tensed even more, making the boy grit his teeth subconsciously.
And he could only squeeze his fiancé's hand tightly when Changbin grabbed his hand behind their daughter's back so she wouldn't worry.
“Daddy sweepy..”
Heejin yawned cutely as she leaned against her daddy's buff arm, making her parents coo.
“Daddy is sleepy? I think you're the sleepy one, nugget.”
Felix smiled at his daughter and poked her chubby, freckled cheek.
But the tiny girl could only giggle tiredly before she moved her little hands up to rub her eyes with her small fists.
“Let's bring you home, little nugget.”
“You're a lazy bean, aren't you? Why are you not listening to your parents?”
Felix sighed as he moved the flashlight over his belly for the seemingly hundredth time in hope that maybe, just maybe, their baby would turn around.
Their bigger twin had already dropped a bit, Felix could tell by the way the baby's head was putting pressure on his pelvis.
Or in other words, he was feeling even more uncomfortable.
“Still no turn?”
Changbin asked as he joined his fiancé under the covers and leaned over to press a kiss on the younger's bare baby bump.
“Nope, baby is stubborn like their daddy.”
“Hey!”
“Am I lying?”
The freckled boy giggled when his fiancé pouted at him but cupped the older's cheek to caress it gently.
“I don't mind if I'm stubborn, I want our little ones to be okay.”
Of course he did, they both did.
And yeah, they often tried to joke about it to forget about the fact they were both worrying practically all the time.
It was so hard sometimes to pretend that everything was okay in front of their little nugget, they didn't want to make their adorable daughter worry too.
A child should never feel their parents’ fears and concerns.
“They are going to be okay, Binnie. I'm not the first person on this planet giving birth to twins, hm?”
Felix gave his fiancé a warm smile and returned the kiss when Changbin leaned in to connect their lips.
They were gonna be fine.
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