Evelyn stood in front of the full-length mirror, adjusting the beautiful red dress that fit her perfectly. The fabric hugged her curves, accentuating her figure, and the color brought out the warmth in her complexion. Her hair fell in loose curls around her shoulders, framing her face with a soft elegance. She took a deep breath, admiring the final look, feeling a mixture of excitement and nerves.As she was lost in thought, she felt a pair of strong arms wrap around her from behind. Dominic’s warm presence enveloped her, and she leaned back into him, closing her eyes. His hands gently rested on her slightly swollen bump, a tender smile playing on his lips.“You look stunning,” he whispered, his breath warm against her ear.Evelyn opened her eyes and met his gaze in the mirror. “Thank you,” she replied softly, her hand covering his on her bump. “I can’t believe how much has changed.”Dominic nodded, his eyes filled with love and admiration. “We’ve been through so much, but loo
Two months had passed since that intimate night, and Evelyn had started feeling increasingly weak. Most of her days were spent resting in Dominic’s apartment, surrounded by the warmth and support of her family. Dominic rarely left her side, always attentive and concerned. Her sisters and friends would often visit, filling the space with laughter and love, trying to keep Evelyn's spirits high.On one such day, as Evelyn reclined on the couch, a soft blanket draped over her, Dominic sat beside her, his hand gently rubbing her back. Her father was in the kitchen, making tea, and Ethan was in the living room, engaged in a quiet conversation with Caleb.The door to the apartment suddenly burst open with a loud bang, and Lilah came rushing in, tears streaming down her face. The sound of her sobs shocked everyone, freezing them in place for a moment."Lilah!" Evelyn exclaimed, struggling to sit up as Dominic helped her. Sam, who had been reading on a nearby chair, jumped up and hurried
Evelyn sat in the cozy living room, her eyes fixed on the window as the world outside moved at its own pace. The sun cast a gentle glow across the room, highlighting the warm tones of the wooden furniture and the soft, inviting cushions of the sofa. She couldn't shake off the thoughts swirling in her mind, especially when the name Angelina surfaced. If Dominic had killed Mateo, Matthew, and Lucian, where was Angelina?Her contemplation was interrupted as Dominic entered the room, his presence immediately comforting yet bringing a new wave of questions. He approached her with concern, sitting down beside her, his eyes searching hers for any sign of distress.Evelyn turned to face him, her expression a mix of curiosity and worry. "Dominic," she began, her voice steady but insistent, "what happened to Angelina?"Dominic's eyes widened slightly, taken aback by the question. He remained silent for a moment, his jaw tightening as he weighed his response. Evelyn's persistence broke t
Evelyn sat on the edge of the bed, her hands clasped tightly in her lap. The room was dim, the only light coming from a small bedside lamp that cast long shadows on the walls. Dominic stood across from her, his posture rigid, and his eyes filled with a mix of anger and concern."Why did you go to see Angelina?" Dominic's voice was low but edged with frustration. He hadn't taken his eyes off her since she walked into the room, and his intense glare made her feel like she was under a spotlight.Evelyn took a deep breath, trying to steady her emotions. "I had to see her, Dominic. I had to know if she was okay.""You had to know?" Dominic's voice rose slightly, his irritation evident. "Do you have any idea how dangerous that was? You didn't tell me anything, you just went behind my back!"Evelyn's frown deepened, her own frustration bubbling to the surface. "I didn't go behind your back to hurt you. I went because I needed to. She's my friend, Dominic. I couldn't just sit here and d
Evelyn winced slightly as she shifted her weight, a reminder of the lingering pain from the previous night. But today was about joy and celebration, not her discomfort. The hotel buzzed with activity as everyone busied themselves with preparations for Lilah and Alex’s wedding. Despite the chaos, Evelyn found herself at Alex's side, knowing he had no family of his own to rely on.Alex stood nervously in front of a full-length mirror, adjusting his cufflinks for the hundredth time. Evelyn watched him with a fond smile, holding up the wedding outfit she had carefully chosen for him. "I think this will look perfect on you," she said, handing him the suit.Alex took the outfit, his anxiety momentarily replaced with a grateful smile. "You really think so? I’m not sure about the fit."Evelyn nodded reassuringly. "I got it tailored to your size. Trust me, you'll look amazing."As Alex changed into the suit, Evelyn arranged the final touches, smoothing out wrinkles and adjusting the tie
Evelyn's hands gripped the edges of the hospital bed, her knuckles white from the effort. Pain surged through her body in waves, each contraction more intense than the last. Her breathing was ragged, and beads of sweat formed on her forehead. She let out a pained scream, her voice echoing down the sterile hallways.In the waiting area, friends and family had gathered, their faces a mixture of anxiety and anticipation. Lilah, Alex, Jack, Sia, and even Ethan and Kylie were there, exchanging worried glances each time Evelyn’s screams pierced the air. The tension was palpable, each of them silently willing her strength and comfort.A nurse opened the door to Evelyn's room, allowing Dominic to enter. His heart raced as he approached her bedside, taking her hand in his and squeezing it gently. "I'm here, love," he whispered, his voice filled with concern and reassurance. "You’re doing amazing."Evelyn’s eyes met his, and despite the pain, she managed a small, grateful smile. "Dom... i
The sun was setting, casting a warm, golden glow over Evelyn and Dominic’s home as they arrived with their newborn twins, Dante and Dimitri. The driveway and front porch were filled with family and friends, eager to welcome them back. Balloons, streamers, and a banner that read “Welcome Home, Evelyn, Dante, and Dimitri!”decorated the entrance.As the car pulled up, everyone cheered and clapped. Dominic carefully helped Evelyn out of the car, her legs still weak from the ordeal. Kylie and Ethan rushed forward to take the twins' car seats, each one beaming with pride and excitement.“Welcome home, Evelyn!” Lilah called out, her voice filled with joy.Evelyn smiled, feeling overwhelmed by the love surrounding her. “Thank you, everyone. It’s so good to be home.”Seeing Evelyn’s difficulty in walking, Dominic scooped her up into his arms effortlessly, carrying her across the threshold. “I’ve got you,” he whispered, kissing her forehead.Inside, the house had been transformed into a
Evelyn sat comfortably in the bedroom, the soft pastel walls creating a soothing atmosphere. She gently cradled her twins, Dante and Dimitri, to her chest, their tiny hands grasping at her as they fed. The quiet hum of the room was interrupted only by the occasional contented sigh from the babies.Dominic stood nearby, his expression distant and troubled. He watched Evelyn with their sons, his love for them evident, but the worry in his eyes was unmistakable. Evelyn noticed his demeanor and softly called his name. “Dominic?”He looked up, snapping out of his thoughts, and she signaled for him to come closer. He obeyed, leaning in to peck her lips gently before kissing each of his sons on their tiny foreheads.“What’s wrong? Why do you look so stressed?” Evelyn asked, her voice filled with concern.Dominic shook his head, attempting a smile. “It’s nothing, Evelyn. Don’t worry about it.”Evelyn frowned, knowing him too well to be fooled. Before she could press further, there was a k