Money is tight for Jackson and April, and things get harder once they realize April is pregnant with twins. They must make the impossible decision to separate and, consequentially, separate their daughters. Their fault line seems irreparable. But when April is called back to Chicago from Nantucket, life and love (and the power of twins) prove how resilient family really is.

April and Jackson have a close relationship - some would say, even too close. Jackson's friends insist he'll be happier if he's single in college and that he needs to ditch her. He follows their advice and tries to find who he is without her, only to run into obstacle after obstacle. Has he made the biggest mistake of his life by letting her go? Can he find a way to get her back?

There's never a dull moment when it comes to identical twins April and Anna. And April's boyfriend, Jackson, is just as close to the Kepners as anyone related. Though the family is tight-knit, nothing compares to April and Anna's bond. But what happens when that bond is questioned? April thought she knew everything about her sister. That's what being a twin means. Doesn't it?

Nanny by day and lounge pianist/bar singer by night, April is the newest addition to the Avery family. Jackson is a single father to troubled Athena, and April is the last thing the little girl wants in her life, but she might be what she needs the most.