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Author's Note: Hi everyone! Sorry for not updating this Friday I got a little sick and behind in work and stuff, but I didn't want to wait until next Friday so lo and behold here it is! Thanks for all the kind reviews and all the alerts and favorites! You guys are great! This is chapter where you find out the Jackie's condition, were you right were you wrong? Only one way to find out! Enjoy!

"Ok, Jackie just keep pushing for a few more seconds."

Jackie heard what the doctor was telling her but didn't pay too much attention to her. She wanted this kid out now.

Her hair was a mess and droplets of sweat were on her forehead; she was sitting up slightly with her chin tucked into her chest and her hand gripping Red's—who was standing by her side, fully dressed in blue scrubs.

Jackie screamed as she continued to push until Dr. Phillips spoke again.

"Alright, relax for a few seconds Jackie."

Jackie didn't need to be told that twice. She dropped herself back onto the pillow as she tried to relax.

"You're doing great Jackie." Red said to her getting only a whimper in response.

Red sighed in return. This was why he didn't want to be in here for this. Well, one of the reasons why. He turned around to look at the nurses in the room.

"Can't you give her anything for the pain?"

The young nurse shook her head, "It's too late to give her any more drugs."

"Ugh, forget the drugs!" Jackie shouted as she felt the next contraction and began to push again, "I want the two weeks I was supposed to have!"

After a few more seconds of pushing, Dr. Phillips shook her head and looked up a Jackie.

"Jackie you're gonna have to push harder." She instructed, "Nothing's happening."

"No." Jackie said falling back in exhaustion, shaking her head so no one could see the tears in her eyes, "No, I can't. It hurts too much. I want Steven here. I can't do this."

Red turned to look at the girl who he considered his daughter for many years.

"Yes, you can Jackie." He said to her in a firm tone of voice, "You're one of the strongest girls I know. I know you can do this."

Jackie looked up at Red with her tears now running down her face, "No, I can't Red. It's too much. I want Steven!"

"I know you want Steven here. I want Steven here. But he's not here." He said to her, "You can do this, without him Jackie. And if you do, he'll have to get you a very expensive gift to make it up to you."

"Something with diamonds?" Jackie asked hopefully.

Red smirked, "Damn straight."

"Ok." Jackie nodded as she composed herself and got ready to push.

"Ok, ready?" seeing Jackie nod Red began to count, "One…two…three."

On three Red helped Jackie lean forward and she used all of her strength to push her baby out of her. Jackie screamed and held on even tighter to both Red's hand and the bedrail. Red continued to say words of encouragement until finally a new sound filled the room.

The sound of a baby crying.

Dr. Phillips smiled , "It's a girl."

She then lifted the baby up so that the baby's mother and grandfather could see her. Both Jackie and Red smiled at the crying infant.

Jackie began crying again—only this time happy tears—as she carefully leaned back on the bed now able to relax a little easier. Red turned away from his new granddaughter and looked over at Jackie.

He kissed the top of her head, "You did good, Kiddo."

Jackie smiled, "Thanks, Red." She then looked over where the nurses were cleaning up her daughter, "She's so beautiful."

"Looks like you." Red smiled looking in the same direction as Jackie.

Jackie nodded, "Sounds like me too."

Red wasn't exactly sure how to respond to that—it was true, she did have her mother's lungs—so he didn't. He just smiled and watched the newest addition to the family as Jackie did the same.

The tender moment was broken when Dr. Phillips spoke up.

"Okay, looks like this little girl's twin is ready to be born."

Red's smile dropped and he looked away from the crying baby and over to the doctor then over to Jackie. His face was full of shock, and his eyes were wider than Jackie had ever seen them. She wished she had a camera with her.

"Twins?!"

Jackie nodded and looked up at Red with big eyes, hoping he wouldn't get too upset.

A frown soon appeared on Red's face, "That was your damn condition, wasn't it?"

Again Jackie nodded before she began to explain.

"Emily was already upset about having one baby. We wanted to get her back on board before telling her that we were getting two babies." She said, "And we wanted it to be a surprise for everyone else." She paused, before lifting up her hands, "Surprise!"

Red shook his head at her actions, "Jackie, I only planned on doing this for one grandkid."

Noting Red's serious tone, Jackie began to fear that he was going to leave her to deliver this baby by herself.

Red sighed, "But I also planned on watching the Packers game today."

Jackie smiled and couldn't help but laugh a bit as she nodded in agreement. Red then grabbed her hand and then got ready to help her the same way he had done a few minutes ago.

"Alright let's meet this kid."

Jackie nodded before Red helped her lean forward and she gave out a loud scream and an even bigger push than before.

*****

Steven Hyde raced down the hallways of the hospital. He had run up four flights of stairs, not wanting to waste any time by waiting for an elevator. He was already late enough.

He was on the floor where the nurse downstairs had told him to go. He kept his eyes open and his legs moving.

He knew he couldn't go as fast as he wanted to, because he didn't want to wake Emily. She had fallen asleep on the road—still upset about not riding 'The Zipper.' Hyde couldn't leave her in the car and had no time to leave her anywhere else, so he carried in his arms as he hurried to find his wife.

Then he saw a familiar figure, but his pace never slowed down.

"Red!" he called out to the figure sitting in a chair, wearing blue scrubs and looking a bit distressed.

Red stood up and in only a few seconds Hyde was standing face to face with him.

When Hyde saw the not so happy look on his surrogate father's face, he felt his stomach drop and his heart race. Something had happened.

"Red, what happened?" he asked right away, "Where's Jackie? And the babies? How are they? What's going on?"

Red could easily hear the worry in his son's voice and it wasn't too hard to see it in his face either.

"Steven," Red said as he placed his hand on the young man's shoulder. Hyde held his breath, fearing the worst as Red went on.

"You owe me two really big cigars." He finished with a smirk.

Hyde sighed with relief before smirking his own smirk and then embracing his father in a manly hug with his one free arm.

******

The room was quiet when Hyde pushed open the door.

He smiled at the sight that welcomed him. His wife was lying on the hospital bed with a smile on her face as her eyes remained on two little bundles, each one of them in their own plastic crib, neither one of them crying.

"Hey Jacks." He said softly as he and an armful of gifts stepped into the room.

Jackie turned her head to the voice and her smile disappeared. She then proceeded to cross her arms and send a frown his way.

"Steven." She greeted going into her Zen mode.

Hyde slightly sighed, why had he taught that to her?

"I bought presents." He said trying to make her smile again. Having no luck he decided to show her anyways. Even though she could clearly see the large objects in his arms.

"We got flowers." He placed the large vase of beautiful flowers on the nearby table. "A teddy bear." He lifted up the medium sized stuffed animal only to put it back down and pick up a gold box," And candy."

Jackie's expression did not change. Not that Hyde had expected it to. He had missed the birth of their children. Not just one but two! He was gonna need a lot more flowers, a few more teddy bears, and a butt loud of candy to get on her good side again.

He didn't want to spend his time or money on that though. With a sigh, Hyde reached into his back pocket and pulled out a tiny piece of paper. He handed it over to his wife.

"Here."

Jackie looked curiously at the paper and then at Hyde before finally grabbing the paper. She carefully unfolded the paper and read what he had written on it.

"I.O.U. Two shinny and expensive things. Signed Your Puddin' Pop."

A smile quickly appeared on Jackie's face as she looked at Hyde, who was trying to avoid her eyes by looking down at the other presents.

"Oh Steven!" she exclaimed before wrapping her arms around his neck, "Two shinny and expensive things! You are so forgiven!"

Hyde smirked as his felt his wife's lips land on his cheek.

"Yeah, well I figured I messed up pretty bad this time." He said to her once she was had let him out of her embrace.

"You did."

"Yeah." Hyde nodded before letting his eyes fall on the two sleeping infants "But you didn't."

Jackie smiled as she watched him watch their children. He was such a softie. After a few seconds she joined him in looking at the new additions to the family. She smiled, their family.

"They're beautiful, Jacks." Hyde said softly never taking his eyes off his children.

"I know." Jackie grinned, "Red says they look like me."

"He's right." Her husband agreed as he turned away from the babies and over to her. He then sat down on the bed and grabbed her hand.

"Man," he shook his head, "I can't believe I missed it. I'm sorry, Babe."

"It's ok." Jackie assured, "Red helped me."

Another smirk appeared on Hyde's lips as the thought of Red helping Jackie out in the delivery room entered his mind again. It just kept getting funnier and funnier.

"I bet that was fun."

"Yeah." Jackie nodded, "I'm actually thinking about asking the hospital if they can send us a copy of the tape from the security camera."

"That'd be cool." Hyde said, his smirk growing.

Jackie nodded, "Yeah, then whenever we have a fight I can play the video and remind you that you weren't there and I'll get my way." She happily explained to him.

Hyde's face fell, "Yeah, never mind."

Jackie laughed for a few seconds. She had only been joking but now that she thought about it, having that tape could be very handy.

The room fell into a comfortable silence. Hyde went back to looking at the babies and Jackie let her mind wander. She thought back to the events of the day and all the emotions she had felt. How worried she had been and how everything had turned out just fine.

"You know Steven, I'm not that mad at you for not being there." Jackie said as she looked down at her hands, "I'm just so happy that you're here now. I was so worried about you when you didn't answer any of the pages. I thought something had happened. That you had been in an accident…"

Hyde could see the tears forming in his wife's eyes; quickly he pulled her into is arms and held her tight.

"It's okay, Jacks." He said as he rubbed her back, "I'm okay. Nothing happened. I had given the beeper to Emily because she wanted to wear it and…"

Swiftly Jackie drew out of the hug and looked wide-eyed at her husband.

"Emily. Oh my God." She gasped, "Did you tell her about the twins?"

"Yup."

"What did she say?"

"I don't know." Seeing his wife's confused look, Hyde began to explain, "I told her that she was getting a baby sister and baby brother, and then I took off leaving her with Red."

Jackie giggled at her husband's cowardness, though truth be told she probably would have done the same thing.

"I can't believe you left her with Red." she said with a shake of her head, "After all he's done for these two."

Hyde jus shrugged, "Yeah well, now it'll be for the three of them."

"Three." Jackie repeated with a smile. "We have three children, Steven."

Hyde smirked, "We have three children."

Slowly the two of them leaned into each until their lips finally touched. Then they kissed a very long, loving, passionate kiss. Soft moans escaped from them as their tongues moved together.

And then a baby began to cry.

Instantly they pulled away and looked at each other. Neither one of them was happy with the way they had been interrupted.

"We have three children, Steven." Jackie repeated, this time in a less happy tone of voice."

"Yeah." Hyde exhaled, "I'm gonna miss those two weeks."

Jackie laughed softly and shook her head as she reached over to grab the crying infant, only to have Hyde stop her.

"I'll get him." He said before standing up and walking over to the cradle.

Ever so carefully Hyde bent down and lifted the baby in his arms. Jackie watched the scene with a smile on her face. Hyde pulled the blue bundle closer to him as he began to rock back and forth, trying to calm the crying.

After a few seconds, he surprisingly succeeded.

"Hi there." He said looking down at the baby.

As if he could understand, the baby boy looked up at his father, showing him his eyes that he had inherited from his mother. Hyde stuck out his index finger to the baby and sure enough he grasped it.

"I'm your Dad." Hyde said to him, "And you're my son."

My son. He liked the sound of that. Though he loved Emily dearly and there was no doubted he would love his newborn daughter any less, he now had a son. A boy. Someone who he could pass things down to. Someone who would help the family name live on.

He could be just like him. Hyde's smile dropped as he realized he could be just like him. A trouble maker, a rebel…Oh this was not going to be good.

Suddenly Hyde's thoughts were interrupted by the sound of crying, but it wasn't coming from the baby he held in his arms. It came from the baby girl in the crib a few feet away.

Jackie decided that she should get her since Hyde had his hands full with their son. Hyde didn't exactly agree with that. He stopped her again, before she could lay a hand on her baby.

"You rest and take it easy." He said to her, "I'll handle the babies."

Jackie gave him a silent thank you with a small smile. Her smile grew even more, when she watched him try to figure out just how exactly he was going to be able to carry both babies at the same time.

He tried to pick up their daughter while still holding onto their son, but that didn't seem too safe. He tried putting their son back in his cradle but that only caused him to start back up with his crying. Now they had two crying babies.

Hyde looked back and forth at his children trying to come up with something.

At last he gave up and looked over at Jackie.

"Ok, here you take him." He said to her before handing the blue bundle to her.

Once their baby boy was safe in his mother's arms, Hyde took their daughter into his embrace. Together they tried to soothe their cries with soft whispers and a tiny bit of swaying. A few minutes later the room was back in its peaceful silence.

"Um Jackie," Hyde called out, "as original as Baby Girl Hyde and Baby Boy Hyde sound, I think these kids need some names."

"Yeah." Jackie nodded as she looked down at her baby boy, "And I've got the perfect names."

Hyde's left eyebrow raised with interest, but before he could ask anything the hospital door burst open. Emily then came running into the room with two stuffed bears—that Hyde had not won her—in her hands. Red was a few feet away from her, going at a much slower pace.

Seeing her parents both holding something in their arms, Emily stopped in her tracks.

"Are those them?"

Hyde nodded, "Yeah Ems, these are your little siblings."

Emily did not look very happy, but she didn't look too upset either.

"Can I see them?"

"Sure, Angel." Jackie smiled, "Come on up here."

Emily was fast to climb up on the bed. Once she was seated, Jackie moved the baby in her arms slightly, so Emily could see. Hyde, at the same time, bent down so she could meet her little sister.

Emily looked back and forth at the two babies who gurgled at her, she didn't frown but she didn't smile. Both Hyde and Jackie held their breaths as they watched.

"They're so tiny." Emily said, "And cute."

"What?" her parents asked in disbelief.

However Emily ignored the question turned her attention to the two stuffed bears.

"I bought these for you guys." She said holding up a bear to each of the babies, "Grandpa Red helped me buy them. You guys'll like him. He gives me candy even when Mommy and Daddy say I can't have any."

Emily's Mommy and Daddy looked at each other, both looking very confused. As their daughter continued her conversation with the two babies—whom she didn't want a few hours ago—they looked back at them.

"I'm your big sister. And I'm gonna teach you all kinds of things. And don't worry I'm gonna take care of you all the time." She said to the babies, confusing their parents even more, "Oh and when I get home I'm gonna draw you guys a picture of our house! It's really pretty, you're gonna like it there."

As Jackie continued to watch the scene, blinking her eyes several times to make sure what she was seeing was for real, Hyde looked up at his surrogate father.

Red had been standing off to the side, watching the scene with his arms crossed and one of his evil but not too evil smirks on his face. Hyde frowned slightly in his direction.

"Red." he said cautiously, "Who is this and what did you do with our daughter?"

"What can I say, Steven?" he asked with his smirk still in place, "I'm good."

Jackie smiled and laughed softly. After everything that happened today, she could not agree more. Though Hyde was still confused, he shook off his frown as Red walked over to Jackie's bedside.

There the four of them took turns welcoming the two babies into the family. Emily held each of them with the help of the adults in the room. Red made promises to both of them that he would do his best to make sure they didn't grow up to be dumbasses. Hyde figured out how to hold them together at the same time. And Jackie cuddled and cooed at them as much as she could.

After all was said and done, Jackie realized she was actually glad that she hadn't gotten those two weeks.

Author's Note: There it is Chapter 6 of "Special Delivery" Hope you liked!

So come on tell me, did any of you guess that happening? Anyone guess that that was Jackie's condition?

Oh and there is one more chapter, that being the epilogue. I'll try to post that one later this week.

Oo and interesting fact I found out today, that I thought would kinda fit into this story. Kurtwood Smith and Danny Masterson went to the premier of Mila's movie 'Forgetting Sarah Marshall' I thought that was really sweet! And thought you guys might like to know if you didn't already know.

Anywoo until next time, thanks for reading, hope you liked, please review and lemme know what you think, stay tuned, take care, and have a nice day!