Elena Michaels (
survivesitall) wrote2015-02-28 10:46 pm
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Birth
Sleep has been elusive at best, something that she chases most nights. Her accelerated pregnancy and the worries that she had because of that were only part of it. There were the regular worries that impending parenthood brought. Her sleeplessness tonight was another thing entirely, she realised too late.
She'd called Mindy and had grabbed her bag before Clayton had driven her to the hospital. They had Mindy's word that there wouldn't be any questions about it, that she would manage that end.
Labor itself was terrifying, and took far too long in her mind. When it was over and she had two newborn babies clutched to her chest it seemed worth it. A boy and a girl, just like her future. But were these babies the same or different? That was something Elena wasn't ready to wrestle with. For now she would look at her children and be grateful.
She'd called Mindy and had grabbed her bag before Clayton had driven her to the hospital. They had Mindy's word that there wouldn't be any questions about it, that she would manage that end.
Labor itself was terrifying, and took far too long in her mind. When it was over and she had two newborn babies clutched to her chest it seemed worth it. A boy and a girl, just like her future. But were these babies the same or different? That was something Elena wasn't ready to wrestle with. For now she would look at her children and be grateful.
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It's up to Ron, to George, to those who knew Fred throughout the years, ever since he was a child.
"I think it'd be wonderful to name your children after people who have meant so much to you during your life. It's almost as though you get to keep a part of those important people with you. I imagine they would be honored, were they here."
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"Hopefully these two won't mind the weight of it."
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Hermione's heart aches at the very sight of it.
"At least for now, neither of them are any the wiser. But someday, I'm sure they'll appreciate learning the stories you have to share with them."