Chapter 131 The Naming

• ~Maya’s POV~
• If someone could have told me that by the end of this year I could be a mother, I could have said that the person had lost it. But here I am, a mother of three beautiful souls. Three delightful surprises, two of which were anticipated and one that was a complete surprise. It’s kind of a funny coincidence that even though we carry our children for nine months, they end up looking more like their fathers. I mean, we should take the credit. My kids don’t look like me. None of them do, except for my girl. She’s got my eyes. Zion claims that he is able to differentiate between Noah and our other son, but I am unable to do so. They look the same to me, and if anything, he will be the one telling me which one is which. I am so tired. I could have compromised and agreed to a c-session if I had known that there were three of them. We were set on having a natural birth, but believe me when I say that if I had known I was carrying three babies, I never would have chosen that route. If I had known, I might have objected. I was hoping for a cesarean section.
• Zion and I have made the decision to extend our time here in M-City. Today is the day that my family will finally be joining me. Since giving birth two weeks ago, everyone has been very wonderful to me and my newborns. There is still a question mark over the naming of one of my sons. Due to the fact that we were not expecting him, we were in no rush to give him a name; therefore, we have decided to take our time in coming up with the ideal moniker for him. Everyone is extremely kind and helpful. My father-in-law has been doing okay, I guess, but you can see that he’s happy. On the other hand, Emma has been keeping a few things to herself as of late. Grandma told me that based on the appearance of things, it seemed like they were taking things gradually; yet, I can’t wait for them to tell me that they are actually together. The man is deserving of happiness, and while I am aware that Emma will never be able to take my godmother’s place, I cannot deny that she is unique in her own right.