"Let's break up"Was what Willow said as she stepped out of Nathan's car. Nathan frowned as he stepped out of the car and went to her side. "And where is this coming from?" he asked as he held her so she wouldn't fall. She pushed herself away from him. "Grandma is no longer sick. There's no need to keep this up anymore. You're also graduating, you don't need to be stuck with me," she said but he didn't let go of her."Is that the only reason?" he asked her and she nodded. They walked towards the dorm and he turned her around to look at him. "I'm not breaking up with you," he said and she glared at him.He's making this hard for her."Nathan, I can't keep up with this," she said to him. "Keep up with what?" he asked and she wanted to kick him seeing how confused he was. "You know fully well what I'm talking about. I can't keep up with you faking care and concern all the time, it's killing me!" she exclaimed.He frowned, "I'm not faking it, Willow." She scoffed, "You were mad at me toda

"I hate physics so much," Lilian mumbled unhappily as she crossed her arms in annoyance. Willow chuckled as she realized how cute she looked while being frustrated. "I won't lie to you, Lily. Physics is hard but you just have to show a little bit of attention to it," she said and Lilian cried out in frustration causing the people in the café to look at them.It's been two weeks into summer and their father brought Lilian spend the rest of the summer with them to try the sister bonding."I'm going to fail my senior year," Lilian groaned and covered her face with her hands. Willow sighed and closed the books on the table. "Let's take a break, okay?" Lilian nodded and removed her hands from her face."Let's talk about something then," Willow suggested and Lilian nodded. "Why did you cut your hair?" she asked and Willow blinked a little. She didn't expect her to ask that question. People had never asked why her hair was short.Unconsciously, Willow touched her hair that stopped above her

"My summer was wasted!" Eve cried as they walked out of the dorm building. Willow rolled her eyes as she dragged her best friend down the road towards the school building. "You've been moaning about this for the past four weeks since we resume, forget about it already," She said and Evelyn scoffed."I still had so much to do, Will! I wanted to get a silk press," she cried. "Stop being a baby and get over it. You'll get a silk press later, September is almost over," Willow said with and eye roll.Evelyn then let out a dramatic gasp and turned to face Willow. "Guess whose birthday is coming up in October?" she said to Willow while wiggling her brows and Willow waved her off. "I wonder how Chase keeps up with you," she mumbled and Eve pouted."Don't say that. It makes me seem annoying," she said. Willow gave her a deadpanned look, "You are annoying. If you keep this up, I'm not getting you any present."Eve gasped and narrowed her eyes at her, "You wouldn't dare!"∞"I have a feeling exa

"I'm so happy!" Evelyn squealed as she hugged Willow. Willow laughed and hugged her too. "We've finally graduated! I feel like crying!" Eve said and she rolled her eyes. "You don't need to be dramatic," Jude, Evelyn's younger brother said. "Just because you're still in high school doesn't mean you should step on my happiness," Eve scowled at him and he rolled his eyes before walking away."He's never nice to me," Eve grumbled and everyone else laughed. Willow turned to look at her younger sister whose cheeks were a little heated. They had just finished the convocation ceremony and everyone was preparing to go home. Willow wanted to spend a week with her dad and sister before going back to Dallas. "I'm proud of you, my love," she turned to see her father approaching her with his arms wide open. Willow smiled and went to hug him, "Thank you, dad." "When we get home we'll celebrate," he said and she giggled.∞Willow was seated on the large bed in her new room, staring at the ceiling. S

Past six months had been hectic for Willow. Everyone could tell she was depressed but she covered it with a smile that she had mastered over the months. The doctors had told her it would be bad for the babies but Willow couldn't do anything else. When she started getting heavier, grandma asked her to stay back at home instead of helping her at her flower shop.Willow needed a distraction, but nothing could do that job. Sometimes, she wondered how things would have turned out if she had told Nathan about the pregnancy. Or how it would have turned out if they hadn't broken up.It was like salt to her wounds whenever she would see his picture or an article about him on the internet. With a sigh, she placed her hand on her large stomach and rubbed it. She was due any moment from now and she was having twins. She remembered when she nearly had a heart attack when the doctor discovered she would be having twins. Meanwhile, grandma was over the moon and even started hunting for names. Her f