Idan couldn't believe that the words he had said the day before were true. They really had twins.
Although it had been four months, the babies were already quite developed, and Idan easily determined their gender.
A girl and a boy.
Ice and fire.
Arabel didn't stop crying. For four months she didn't know who she was carrying under her heart, and now it turned out that all this time she was pregnant with not one child, but two.
Yes, she understood that with two babies she would have to become doubly responsible and that after giving birth she would face double difficulties, but at that moment it didn't matter.
The shock, followed by joy and Idan's smile, made her even happier.
"It wasn't a mistake," Arabel whispered through her tears.
Idan tore his gaze away from his children and looked at his tearful wife.
"Two sets," — Arabel said to Idan. "My intuition turned out to be correct. I was not mistaken when I bought two sets at once. Two cradles."
