"I wouldn't wanna have this baby with anyone, but you." Brock answered back. "Your sweet." Reba kissed Brock, who spun her around.
"Quick question though." Reba said when she was back on the ground. "What?" "How are we gonna tell the kids?"
"I don't know." Brock said grabbing his cell phone. "Hello?" Cheyenne's voice said into the reciever. Brock told the story and Cheyenne and Van freaked.
"What do you mean Mr. H?" Van yelled. "I don't know." "It's a damn good thing Jake's staying with us for the summer." Cheyenne said. "Try and live with what you've done Mr. H." Van slammed the cell phone shut aand Brock saw Reba crying.
"What's wrong?" Brock asked kneeling down. "We have done something terrible and we can't undo it." Reba said pulling her knees to her chest.
"Hey, look at me." Brock said turning Reba's face toward him. "I love you, that's all that matters." Brock kissed Reba andwhen they pulled away, Brock saw her green eyes sparkling.
"Shh, it's all right." Brock pulled her close and hugged her. "Reba, you are going to be a great mother again." Brock said rocking her back and forth. "You're gonna make another amazing father." Reba said smiling at him.
"Would it be weird if you had twins?" Brock asked. Reba gave him one of her "Omg" looks and she laughed and kissed him. "That would make an interesting adventure." Reba said.
Reba walked into the doctor's office five months later and waited. "Hey sorry I'm late." Brock said sitting next to her.
"Mrs. Hart?" A nurse said. "Dr. Smith is ready to see you now." Reba needed help getting up from the chair and Brock led her to the back.
"Hey Reba, how are you doing today?" Dr. Smith asked. "Good." Reba answered back. The doctor ran some tests and came back with the results. Which made Reba antsy, because she's afraid of doctors.
"Mrs. Hart, the twin girls are doing fine." "See Brock the twin girls are fine lets go." Brock's mouth dropped open and he stared at the doctor as Reba walked backwards in to the office.
"Did he just say twins?" Brock nodded his head with his mouth still open. "Yes, they are doing fine." Reba and Brock left and they started thinking up names.
"Ashlee and Isabella?" Brock asked. "No, how about Gia and Ericka?" Reba answered. Both of them thought at the same time. "Laurie and Cailee!" They yelled at the same time. "I love that." Reba said.
Brock held two little girls in his arms, one had smokey blue eyes, the other had blue/green eyes. "Laurie is the one with smokey blu eyes and Cailee has the green/blue." Brock told Reba.
"Brock, we have to leave them here." Reba said. "Why?" Brock asked. "They can't be seen by anyone." Reba said. "You're right." Brock said as a nurse walked in the door.
"Mrs Hart, you are ok to go, but Laurie and Cailee have to stay here for a few days. "Ok." Reba said as she started to change into her clothes. Reba put the heart necklace around Laurie's neck and walked out of the hospital, never to return.
13 YEARS TO THE DAY
"Reba come check this out!" Brock yelled from downstairs. "What is it?" Reba asked. Brock pointed at the CMT insider report and saw two girls both thirteen and one had smokey blue eyes and the other had green.
"Laurie and Cailee Hart are becoming known all over the country and country music as twin sisters, and the sad thing about theses two is that they never knew their parents." "We asked laurie, the fiery redhead and Cailee, the sassy blonde how they felt." Katie Cook said.
"We just wanna know why our parents didn't want us." Laurie said. "Yeah, the doctors told us our mom was beautiful and had hair the same length and color as Laurie's." Cailee said.
"What about your dad?" "They told us he was handsome and nice and always worried about... what was her name Cailee?" Laurie asked looking at her sister.
"Reba I believe, and our father's name was Brock." Reba looks at Brock and they both can't believe it. "These tw will be in Houston for the rodeo in two days so be looking for them."
Brock turned off the tv and started to bye tickets for the rodeo. "Uh-huh right 6:00 o clock?" "Reba I got us tickets for the show, we may get to meet our daughters yet."