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☆Fiyero's POV☆Two weeks after we got married, Elphaba and I were at the doctor's office, hoping to find out the genders.

"I bet we have one of each." I stated.

"If we don't," Elphaba stated. "I will be looking for more names.... Yero?"

"Yes Fae?" I asked.

"Will you still love the babies if they came out.... Looking like me?" Elphaba asked.

"Fae," I replied. "You are beautiful. I know your skin makes you insecure. However, you're beautiful. Extremely beautiful."

"That doesn't answer my question." Elphaba stated.

"I don't care if our babies come out green." I stated. "As long as they're happy, healthy, and in our arms. I love you three with all my heart." Elphaba rested her head on my shoulder.

"Just for this moment," Elphaba sang. "As long as you're mine. Come be how you want to and see how bright we shine. Borrow the moonlight until it is through and know I'll be here, holding you as long as you're mine." I kissed the top of Elphaba's head.

"I love you so much." I stated.

"I love you too." Elphaba stated. The doctor strolled into the room.

"Mrs. Tigelaar?" Dr. Pichler asked. I helped my wife up from her seat and began making our way to the back.

"I know it's been two weeks," Elphaba stated. "But it still feels amazing to be called Mrs. Tigelaar instead of 'The Wicked Witch of the West' or 'The Witch.'"

"You're anything but wicked.' I replied. "Well, at least in a bad way." We made our into the back. Elphaba laid on the chair and lifted her shirt. Dr. Pichler put some gell onto her stomach and began scanning her stomach with a wand. The babies appeared.

"Do you want to know the gender?" Dr. Pichler asked.

"Yes," Elphaba stated. "I do. Do you want me to surprise you, Yero?" I can tell Elphaba was teasing me with that question.

"I think you know the answer." I replied. Dr. Pichler took a close look.

"Baby number one is a boy." Dr. Pichler stated.

"Alright!" I cheered.

"And the second baby?" Elphaba asked.

"They're trying to hiding behind their brother...." Dr. Pichler stated. Elphaba looked down.

"Come on out sweetie." Elphaba stated. "Daddy and I want to see you."

"Got her." Dr. Pichler stated. "It's a girl." Elphaba began to tear up, causing her skin to burn. I quickly took a tissue and dried Elphaba's tears.

"Liir and Orla," I stated. "Our babies." I happily kissed Elphaba's cheek. Elphaba chuckled.

"Wait until we tell Glinda." Elphaba stated.

"She will go nuts." I stated. Elphaba chuckled.

"Let's go home." Elphaba stated.

On our way home, we got ourselves a drink and Elphaba a cookie. Once we arrived home, we sat down on the couch and cuddled.

"So," I asked. "Should we tell Glinda now or tomorrow?"

"I say tomorrow." Elphaba stated. "I want this moment to ourselves."

"Agreed." I stated. I kissed Elphaba's bump and rested my head on it.

☆Elphaba's POV☆The next morning, I wrote Glinda a letter saying we know the genders and sent Chistery to give the letter to Glinda. I decided I needed a walk around the garden, so I stood and and went for a walk. Fiyero was trying to regrow his flowers that his father worked so hard on.

"You're a really good gardener." I stated.

"Thanks." Fiyero stated. "When I was 'dating' Glinda, I couldn't find time to actually garden. However, I figured we could spruce this place up a bit, so I'm a bit rusty."

"Yero," I stated. "These flowers are beautiful."

"Really?" Fiyero asked. I knelt down and hugged my husband.

"Yes." I replied. "They're the most beautiful flowers I have ever seen." Fiyero kissed me and smiled.

"My favourite flower is a hundred times more beautiful." Fiyero stated before booping my nose.

"Stop being so cute." I stated as I stood up. Fiyero stood up and kissed me.

"Not going to happen." Fiyero teased. I took Fiyero's hand and kissed it.

"Anyways," I stated. "I'm just going for a walk. I need to stretch out my legs and get some fresh air."

"Want me to come?" Fiyero asked.

"If you want." I stated. Fiyero took my hand and we began to walk around the garden. We came across red poppies and paused for a moment.

"They were the only flower that survived all these years of neglect." Fiyero stated. "At least in the ones in this part of the garden." I knelt down and sniffed the poppies.

"They were the flowers you gave me that day at the train station." I stated. I stood back up. Fiyero chuckled and kissed my cheek.

"They're unique," Fiyero stated. "Like you, Fae." I kissed Fiyero and smiled.

"I'm not going to lie," I stated. "It was an odd choice of flower, but I still love you for it."

"I love you too." Fiyero stated. Fiyero and I kissed.

"Come on," Fiyero stated. "I want to show you what I made for the babies." Fiyero took my hand and lead me to a small section of the garden where a play structure was set up.

"Fiyero!" I beamed. "It's beautiful!"

"The kids can play," Fiyero stated. "And pull out all the flowers they want. Watch." Fiyero walked over to a flower and plucked it. The flower magically grew back. I gasped at the magic.

"Yero!" I cheered. "This is perfect for the babies!"

"I was hoping you'd like it." Fiyero stated, handing me the flower. I took the flower and kissed Fiyero.

"I love it." I stated. Fiyero and I went inside and sat on the couch. Fiyero and I just cuddled. Fiyero played with my hair while I rubbed my bump.

"I can't believe we're going to be parents soon." Fiyero stated. "This is absolutely insane. We're going to be a family of four in a matter of months."

"I know." I stated. "It's crazy. If someone told me five years ago that I'd be married to you and having your babies, I wouldn't have believed it." I kissed Fiyero. Suddenly, Chistery came back with a letter.