Piper
“Wait, did you just say heartbeats as in twins?” Mia and I asked at the same time. Then, as we both looked at each other in utter shock, a whooshing sound came out of the machine.
Both of us stopped freaking out for a minute and looked at each other in awe.
“Those are your babies,” she said with tears in her eyes.
“Babies,” I whispered.
“It looks like you have a set of fraternal twins. Two eggs fertilized by two different sperms. Here is baby A, and this is baby B, she said, turning the screen and pointing them out.
They looked like little lima beans with a fluttering something in them.
“Are those the hearts? The fluttering things?” Mia asked.
“Yep. Both look healthy. There’s good fluid. Apart from being slightly anemic, everything is on track, and you and they are health
