They Wrote Their Story In Stardust,
Two Souls Bound By Love, Unbreakable And Just.
In The First Light Of Their Love's Sweet Dawn,
Two Hearts Found Where They Truly Belong.
Sean and Zach were over the moon after discovering they were expecting a boy and a girl. With the excitement of knowing their twins genders, they eagerly began planning the nursery room. They had already sketched out a layout, and now it was time to bring their vision to life.
One bright morning, they decided to start painting the walls. He wanted to paint a few pastels before deciding on the perfect color. Wearing a white shirt and a overall, Sean got to work, carefully applying the colors.
As Sean painted, Zach couldn't help but be captivated by his husband. The way Sean moved, the concentration on his face, and the way the jumpsuit fit his body, it was all too much for Zach.
"Hey, you," Zach called out, leaning against the doorframe with a playful smile.
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Sean turned around."Hey yourself. What do you think, which one is perfect colour for this side?"
Zach walked over, wrapping his arms around Sean from behind. "I think it looks great with this colour. But you know what looks even better?"
Sean laughed, leaning back into Zach's embrace. "What?"
"You, in those overalls," Zach whispered, planting a kiss on Sean's neck.
Sean blushed, feeling a mix of embarrassment and delight. "Oh, stop it. We have work to do!"
Zach chuckled, giving Sean a gentle squeeze. "Alright, alright. But seriously, I am very fascinated and interested in you. Maybe you turn me on now"
They spent the rest of the afternoon painting, talking about their hopes and dreams for their twins. Every now and then, Zach would steal a glance at Sean, feeling grateful for the life they were building together.
As the sunset, they stepped back to admire their work. The walls were now have a colors, ready for the next phase of their decorating adventure.
"Not bad for a day's work," Sean said, wiping his hands on a rag.
"Not bad at all," Zach agreed, pulling Sean close. "I can't wait to see the room ready and see their playing here."
Sean smiled, resting his head on Zach's shoulder. "Me neither. But for now, let's just enjoy this moment."
And so, they stood there, in the middle of their soon-to-be nursery, dreaming of the future and the beautiful family they were about to welcome.
One midnight, Sean approached Zach, who was sitying on the balcony, gazing at the ultrasound photo of their twins. Tears streamed down Zach's face, glistening in the moonlight. Concerned, Sean gently placed a hand on Zach's shoulder.
"Zach, what's wrong? are you crying?" Sean asked softly.
Zach took a deep breath, his voice trembling. "There's something I need to tell you, Sean."
Sean's heart sank a little. "What is it? Another lie?" he asked, a hint of disappointment in his voice.
Zach turned to face Sean, his eyes filled with sorrow. "I've been having these dreams... nightmares, really. I keep dreaming that you die, Sean. And it's tearing me apart."
