Heidi shook her head. “No, I want them with me. Slade will wake up if I need him.”
“Push the button if you need us.”
“I will. Thank you!”
After Tanya left, she looked over at Slade, who had opened his eyes as soon as the door closed. “I’m never going to be able to look the nurses in the eyes again.”
Heidi laughed. “They all understood. They know it’s just that you love us.”
He walked over and sat on the edge of the bed, looking down at the two beautiful babies in her arms. “Are we still going with Samantha and Sara?”
“Yup. It seems fitting to give them both S names like you and Seth.”
“It does.”
Heidi looked over at the table as her phone beeped, letting her know there was a message. “That’s the eighth text I’ve gotten in the last half hour. Would you check to see who it’s from?”
Slade picked up her phone and glanced at the messages, laughing softly. He held the phone up. “Say cheese!” He snapped a picture before Heidi had even a moment to worry about her hair.
“What was that all about?”
“Dr. Lachele needed immediate pictures of her new munchkins before she died of anticipation.”
Heidi laughed. “Of course, she did. That woman has serious issues.”
“Isn’t that what we love about her?”
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