CHAPTER 64

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the next two weeks was the hardest its ever been. i thought the twins were sick. they were crying all throughout the night every night. they where very hot. luke thought they had a fever. i went to the cupboards to check if we had any nurofen but we didn't so luke had to drive and find a chemist in the middle of the night to buy nurofen.  when luke left i was so scared. the boys were in so much pain. it was slowly bringing me to tears. i couldn't calm them or make them stop crying. when i heard luke pull up in the drive way i ran for the door. “here take them. give this shit to me.” i walked into the kitchen and was reading the instructions. i turned towards luke. the boys weren't crying so loud. i gave them the medicine. me and luke had one twin each. they were slowly getting quieter and quieter. they finally fell asleep and soon after so did luke and i. the next morning i woke up in the afternoon. i walked out into the lounge room and i saw beau and jai, but no luke. “morning sleeping beauty”

“hey guys. where’s luke?”

“oh idk. he called us over than left.” i nodded my head. where did he go? i laid down on the other lounge. the twins woke up and the brooks brothers ran down the hall. they came with one each in their arm and were playing with them. “how long has luke been gone?”

“oh about an hour.” i went and made myself breakfast when beau got a text. he looked up at jai and he nodded. they both stood up hold the twins. “do you wanna find luke?”

“you know where he is?”

“i have an idea” luke’s car was still here. beau started the car and jai out the twins in their seats. i sat in the passenger seat and beau was driving. poor jai stuck in the middle of the twins car seats. we only drove down a few streets before beau park the car. “here? really? this is the park around the corner from my house” 

“yeah i know” i got out of the car and grabbed leo and beau grabbed lewis. jai walked us over toward the corner of the park near a hugh tree.

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