*Y/n's pov*
I looked up at Kelly, he hugged me.
"Don't worry about it babe, our baby is gonna be okay." He said.
The nurse walked in with 3 other people.
"Im telling you last month that baby wasn't there and now it is." She said. "Look!"
"She's expecting twins." The first specialist said.
"Baby B was hiding behind Baby A, we see many cases of this. That's why Y/n grew so fast." She said. "Im gonna finish this ultrasound. "
She started back.
"There goes a set of.......boy parts and lets see if I can see anything on Baby B. And it looks like another set of boy parts." She said.
Me and Kelly looked at each other.
In the car
Kelly was talking to Stanley on speaker phone.
"Mane guess what." Kelly said.
"It's a girl?" He asked
"Nope." I said.
"Mane we got a baby Kelly on the way!" Stanely said happyily.
"2 baby Kelly's!" We said together.
"Twins?" He asked. "Yall going from 2 to 4 in 5 months.
I laughed. "You a fool."
"Waiting on yall to post on IG about the twins." He said.
"We will soon." I said laughing.
"Y'all coming tonight? " he asked.
"Yeah. " Kelly said.
"We meeting up over there or at my house?" He asked.
"We can come over there." I said. "I haven't had time to clean up the house. "
"You know how babygirl is, when folks come over." Kelly said laughing.
"Here Shanti go calling me." He said as he hung up.
"They must not be on good terms?" I asked.
"He said since they had the baby they went down." Kelly said.
We pulled into the driveway.
"I don't feel like walking. " I whined.
"Stay right here. " He said.
He got out,came to my side and picked me up. I laughed and kissed his cheek.
"Look at them ankles." He said laughing.
"Shut up." I said.
"I'll rub them when we get back tonight. " He said.
"Yay!" I said.
He put me down on the couch.
"Look at that basketball!" He said laughing.
"What basketball? " I asked.
"That belly." He said laughing.
"Leave me alone." I said as I pouted.
"If you go get your shower now, I'll rub your belly with the cocoa butter." He said.
"Okay!" I got up and headed for the stairs.
He chuckled.
