Authors Note: Oh wow has it been awhile since I wrote this and I am SOOOOO
sorry for that. Life gets to you. I will try and be better about that now I
promise. I am also going to start making this more "Charmed" and then I
will post my real story in another story. So I will make sure to tell yall
when that's up. So watch and be careful with what is fiction and real. So
well lets bring this story back to life
Paige is silent the car ride home, a hand rested across her stomach as she stares out the car window. The passing buildings are the same she sees ever day, but it seems as if starring out the window saves her from facing the reality that her and Jason both refuse to acknowledge. Twins, the doctor said twins. As in not one baby, but two. Closing her eyes, she tries to imagine life with two babies, but she was still having trouble imagining it with one. Jason's voice snaps her out of her reality to let her know they returned home. She stares at Jason, a little concerned he hasn't stepped out of the car yet. His face looks worse then hers::
"Are you alright Jason"
Jason nods, as he bites his lower lip out of habit. He stares at Paige, and then looks away staring out his window the same way Paige just was.
"Paige" Jason stops, and hesitates if trying to find the right words. "I was going to tell you something today, but after finding out about the twins I think it might be wise to wait. "
Paige looks on in concern, as she reaches over to release the holds her seat belt has on her. She turns and faces him, pulling some of her dark hair out of her face. She nods, telling him to continue and watches as he fidgets in his seat.
"You know I am always going to be here for you, always."
Paige raises an eyebrow as she stares.
"Jason, we aren't a couple, what's your problem?"
"Well" Jason takes a deep breath, as his words and breathing both begin to speed up. "Do you remember Alanis, she was always at the football games and everything. We kinda hooked up. She is a great girl; I think you too would get along. I just thought, it might be awkward you know. Since you and me, the babies, then me and her.
Paige puts on a cheap smile, as she grabs her bag from underneath the seat, slinging it over her shoulder.
"Not awkward at all. I really must go."
She smiles one last time, as she closes the car door and quickly walks through the front door. As she does so she walks straight into her room, slamming the door and collapsing on the bed in one swift movement. Starring up at the ceiling her mind begins to turn on what was worse, that Jason was finally over her and moving on. Or she was now having twice the problem within her own body. Twins, the thought was still plaguing her on how she will handle it all. She looked around her room, big enough for one, but quite crowded for two let alone three. Baby stuff was soon taking over the room, and the normal teenage things had been taken out and down to make room. She bites at her bottom lip as she closes her eyes and tries to sleep, hoping her dreams would be better then her reality now.
Paige pushes off the arm of the sofa trying to stand up, her outstretched stomach making it very difficult. She sighs; as she gets up she knocks over the bowl of popcorn and swears. She then places her hand on her stomach.
"Don't repeat what Mommy says"
Walking, well more like waddling now, into the kitchen she struggles too. As she walks past she feels something odd and eerier as she steps into the white, fruit decorated, kitchen. As if a cold chill escaped from no where and attacked her spine. She looks around, but Paige can not see the transparent Patty watching her daughter walk through the kitchen. A tear rolls down the mothers face, watching her youngest in such a state that would make any mother cry openly.
"Oh Paige"
Her voice is soft, and can not be heard from Paige, but still Paige feels something. Something she can't quite put her finger on as she heads for the refrigerator again. Next to Patty, Grams appears as she places a hand on her distraught daughters shoulder.
"Sweetheart, it's time to go."
Patty continues to stare, her hand outstretched to her daughter, trying to touch her. But Paige, now carrying a bowl of ice cream, walks right through her hand, only feeling the eccentric chill again.
"She doesn't realize. Her children will be magical."
Grams nods, knowing to well of the certain fate Paige does not realize. Nor do her sisters that she does not realize she has as well. Feeling helpless Patty disappears as quickly, quietly, and mysteriously as she had come in. But grams stays a few moments, watching the one that was ill-fated in her unknowing destiny. Feeling hopeless, she does the only thing she can think of, with a wave of her hand, Paige's room become slightly bigger, and will continue to grow over the next few months. Room enough to fit both children comfortably. With that, Grams follows her daughter and disappears and reappears in front of a young and handsome Leo.
Paige is silent the car ride home, a hand rested across her stomach as she stares out the car window. The passing buildings are the same she sees ever day, but it seems as if starring out the window saves her from facing the reality that her and Jason both refuse to acknowledge. Twins, the doctor said twins. As in not one baby, but two. Closing her eyes, she tries to imagine life with two babies, but she was still having trouble imagining it with one. Jason's voice snaps her out of her reality to let her know they returned home. She stares at Jason, a little concerned he hasn't stepped out of the car yet. His face looks worse then hers::
"Are you alright Jason"
Jason nods, as he bites his lower lip out of habit. He stares at Paige, and then looks away staring out his window the same way Paige just was.
"Paige" Jason stops, and hesitates if trying to find the right words. "I was going to tell you something today, but after finding out about the twins I think it might be wise to wait. "
Paige looks on in concern, as she reaches over to release the holds her seat belt has on her. She turns and faces him, pulling some of her dark hair out of her face. She nods, telling him to continue and watches as he fidgets in his seat.
"You know I am always going to be here for you, always."
Paige raises an eyebrow as she stares.
"Jason, we aren't a couple, what's your problem?"
"Well" Jason takes a deep breath, as his words and breathing both begin to speed up. "Do you remember Alanis, she was always at the football games and everything. We kinda hooked up. She is a great girl; I think you too would get along. I just thought, it might be awkward you know. Since you and me, the babies, then me and her.
Paige puts on a cheap smile, as she grabs her bag from underneath the seat, slinging it over her shoulder.
"Not awkward at all. I really must go."
She smiles one last time, as she closes the car door and quickly walks through the front door. As she does so she walks straight into her room, slamming the door and collapsing on the bed in one swift movement. Starring up at the ceiling her mind begins to turn on what was worse, that Jason was finally over her and moving on. Or she was now having twice the problem within her own body. Twins, the thought was still plaguing her on how she will handle it all. She looked around her room, big enough for one, but quite crowded for two let alone three. Baby stuff was soon taking over the room, and the normal teenage things had been taken out and down to make room. She bites at her bottom lip as she closes her eyes and tries to sleep, hoping her dreams would be better then her reality now.
Paige pushes off the arm of the sofa trying to stand up, her outstretched stomach making it very difficult. She sighs; as she gets up she knocks over the bowl of popcorn and swears. She then places her hand on her stomach.
"Don't repeat what Mommy says"
Walking, well more like waddling now, into the kitchen she struggles too. As she walks past she feels something odd and eerier as she steps into the white, fruit decorated, kitchen. As if a cold chill escaped from no where and attacked her spine. She looks around, but Paige can not see the transparent Patty watching her daughter walk through the kitchen. A tear rolls down the mothers face, watching her youngest in such a state that would make any mother cry openly.
"Oh Paige"
Her voice is soft, and can not be heard from Paige, but still Paige feels something. Something she can't quite put her finger on as she heads for the refrigerator again. Next to Patty, Grams appears as she places a hand on her distraught daughters shoulder.
"Sweetheart, it's time to go."
Patty continues to stare, her hand outstretched to her daughter, trying to touch her. But Paige, now carrying a bowl of ice cream, walks right through her hand, only feeling the eccentric chill again.
"She doesn't realize. Her children will be magical."
Grams nods, knowing to well of the certain fate Paige does not realize. Nor do her sisters that she does not realize she has as well. Feeling helpless Patty disappears as quickly, quietly, and mysteriously as she had come in. But grams stays a few moments, watching the one that was ill-fated in her unknowing destiny. Feeling hopeless, she does the only thing she can think of, with a wave of her hand, Paige's room become slightly bigger, and will continue to grow over the next few months. Room enough to fit both children comfortably. With that, Grams follows her daughter and disappears and reappears in front of a young and handsome Leo.