Yugi sat in the living room, looking through a book.

"Hey, Yugi. What are you up to?" Heba asked.

Yugi sighed and put the book down. "I am going out of my mind." Yugi said.

"I take it that you don't like being here all of the time." Heba said.

"No, I don't. I mean, I love spending time with you and Mayella, but I've never been one that liked to sit around and do nothing." Yugi said.

"I know that, Yugi, but you're at the end of your pregnancy, and you need to be careful. You could go into labor at any time." Heba said.

"I know I could, Heba. The only problem is that Yami forced me to stop working a month ago, and I have been sitting around this house for a month not being able to do anything, and it is getting on my last nerve." Yugi said.

"Well, I'm sure that you'll find a way to deal with everything." Heba said.

Yugi groaned. "The only way that I am going to be able to deal with anything is if I take a bat to my husband's head and knock him out." Yugi said.

"Yugi, I don't think that killing Yami for getting you pregnant in the first place is the right way to go." Heba said.

"I know that, Heba, but it would stop him from acting like a mother hen for a little while." Yugi said.

"So that's what's really bothering you. Yami's become a bit more overprotective that you care for." Heba surmised.

"That's the understatement of the century. Heba, he is nuts! He doesn't let me do anything. I swear that he wasn't this bad when I got out of the hospital after those crazy bitches attacked me." Yugi said.

"Well, Yami's concerned for you and the twins. You know that Yami loves you, and he just doesn't want anything to happen to you." Heba said.

"I know, but he's smothering me. And it's getting annoying." Yugi said.

"Well, that won't last for long, and this is coming from someone who's talking from experience. After Mayella was born, Atemu was babying her more than me. Enjoy the attention while it lasts because most of Yami's attention is going to be on the twins once they get here." Heba said.

"In other words, this is just a temporary thing." Yugi said.

"Exactly." Heba answered.

"Well, I guess that I can put up with it for a little while longer, but if you happen to find Yami unconscious, you know that he pushed me a little too far." Yugi said.

"Understood." Heba said.

Yugi leaned back into the couch and sighed. "I really hate not being able to work." Yugi said.

"I know. You know, you could fix us something for lunch." Heba said.

"And what do you expect me to do when Yami finds out? He'll lecture me for a week." Yugi said.

"He won't find out, Yugi. Don't worry." Heba said.

"Remember what happened a few days ago when you said the exact same thing?" Yugi asked.

Heba thought a moment and then remembered. "Oh. Yeah. That wasn't exactly a good thing." Heba said.

"No, it wasn't. Especially for me." Yugi said.

"Okay. I get the point. You don't want to do anything to incite a lecture." Heba said.

"No, I don't." Yugi said.

"Neither do I. really. He lectured me, too." Heba said.

"That's because he figured out that it was your idea." Yugi said.

"Well, since he won't let you do anything, how about we play a game of chess while Mayella is upstairs taking her nap." Heba said.

"Not a bad idea. Let's go." Yugi said.

The two headed upstairs to Heba's room, where the chessboard was already set up.

Atemu and Yami walked into the mansion.

"How did you manage to get out of work early?" Yami asked.

"Simple. I didn't have that much to do today. We finished up a big project today, so I gave the workers the afternoon, which is what I decided to do myself." Atemu said.

Yami laughed. "I just decided to finish whatever else I had to do here since I wanted to spend some time with him before the twins get here." Yami said.

"I understand. I wanted to spend time with Heba before Mayella was born." Atemu said.

The two walked in and found that Yugi and Heba were nowhere to be seen.

"Where are those two at?" Atemu murmured.

"Atemu, I swear that if Heba managed to talk Yugi into something, I'm killing him." Yami said.

"Yami, Heba wouldn't convince Yugi to do anything that might hurt him or the babies." Atemu said.

"I just don't want Yugi doing too much right now." Yami said.

"I get that. I really do, but why don't we go up and ask them? If Heba is here, then he's either in Mayella's room with her, or in our room." Atemu said.

The two headed upstairs.

Atemu opened the door to his and Heba's room and said, "Heba, do you-Oh! You're in here, Yugi."

"Yeah. I am." Yugi said.

Yami and Atemu walked into the room to find that Yugi and Heba were in the middle of a game of chess.

"What are you two doing home so early?" Yugi asked as he made a move.

"Oh. I finished that project that we've been working on today, so I gave the workers the afternoon off, and I decided to take it off myself. Yami just decided to come home early and work from here." Atemu said.

Yami rolled his eyes. "Like you haven't done the exact same thing." Yami said.

"I never said that I didn't." Atemu retorted.

"Okay, you two. We get it. No reason to start a fight." Heba said.

"Where's Mayella at?" Atemu asked.

"She's taking her nap, so don't you dare go and disturb her." Heba said.

"I won't. Who's winning?" Atemu asked.

"I am, so far." Heba said.

"Yeah, but you've lost one, too." Yugi said.

"So have you." Heba replied.

"What are you two doing? The best two of three?" Yami asked.

"No. The best three out of five." Yugi answered.

"You've both won two?" Atemu asked.

"Yes." Heba replied, making another move.

"Hmm. You two always tend to play more than you originally tend to." Yami said.

"Yes, we do, and there is nothing wrong with it. We had nothing else to do." Yugi said.

Heba made another move.

Yugi made another move and said, "Checkmate."

"I really hate playing against you." Heba said.

"You were the one that suggested we play chess, remember?" Yugi asked.

"Yeah, I remember." Heba said.

"Well, now that you two are done playing, we can go back downstairs." Yami said.

Mayella started crying through the baby monitor.

"Well, I guess we had better go and get Mayella." Heba said.

"And we'll be heading downstairs." Yugi said.

Yugi and Heba stood up.

The moment that Yugi stood up, he suddenly doubled over in pain.

"Yugi!" the other three exclaimed.

Yami was by Yugi's side in a moment. "Yugi, what is it? What's wrong?" Yami asked urgently.

"I think-I think that my water just broke." Yugi said.

"We need to get him to the hospital." Heba said.

"Come on, Yugi. We're getting you there now." Yami said.

"Yami, you take Yugi on. Heba and I will be there soon." Atemu said.

"Where's Yugi's bag? We'll bring it." Heba said.

"In the closet in our bedroom." Yami answered.

"Okay. Get him to the hospital." Atemu said.

Yami nodded and left the room with Yugi. The two left the house and headed for the hospital.

"Atemu, you get Mayella and her baby bag. I'll go get Yugi's bag." Heba said.

"Okay." Atemu said.

Heba dashed through the halls of the mansion to get to Yugi and Yami's room. He walked in and found the bag in the closet. When he rejoined Atemu, Atemu had Mayella and the baby bag.

"Let's go." Atemu said.

Atemu and Heba headed downstairs and left once they got Mayella in her car seat.

When Yami arrived at the hospital, he helped Yugi out of the car and headed for the Emergency Room doors.

"Excuse me. We need help." Yami said at the desk.

"What is the emergency?" the nurse asked.

"My husband is in labor." Yami said.

"All right." the woman said.

A few nurses came and helped Yugi into a wheelchair and took him to a room, and Yami went with them.

After getting Yugi set up in a room, Yami had to do all the paperwork.

"I wish that hospitals didn't need so much paperwork." Yami said.

"Well, you know that there's always a ton of paperwork." Yugi said.

"I know that. I just wish that there wasn't." Yami said.

"Well, we can't change that fact." Yugi said.

"I know." Yami agreed.

By the time Yami got all of the paperwork done, Heba and Atemu had arrived at the hospital.

"Hey, Yugi. How are you doing?" Heba asked.

"I'm doing fine." Yugi answered.

Atemu noticed Yami rubbing his hand. "I thought that you were doing fine." Atemu said.

"I am." Yugi answered.

"Then why is Yami rubbing his hand?" Atemu asked.

"Because I just got through filling out all that paperwork hospitals make you sign. I swear that I sign less with my restaurant than I did here." Yami said.

"That's the way that it usually ends up." Atemu said.

"I know." Yami said.

Yami and Atemu decided to go and out walk around a little.

"You sure that you're okay?" Heba asked.

"Yeah. I'm okay. I'm just a little nervous is all." Yugi answered.

"You'll be fine. I promise. I was scared, too, and I admit that delivery is kind of hard, but once you see the baby, or babies in your case, you'll see that it was all worth it." Heba said.

Yugi nodded. "I know that you're right, but it doesn't change the fact that I am nervous." Yugi said.

"I know. There wasn't anything that anyone could say that could ease my nervousness, but there is one consolation." Heba said.

"What's that?" Yugi asked.

"You'll have Yami there with you all the time." Heba said.

"That's a great point." Yugi said.

"And if it hurts, just hold his hand. He won't mind." Heba said.

"Whatever you do, do not hold Yugi's hand when he is delivering the twins." Atemu said.

"Why not?" Yami asked.

"Because he'll nearly break your hand. Believe me. When Heba was delivering Mayella, he squeezed my hand so tight that I thought he did break my hand." Atemu said.

"Wow." Yami said.

"Yeah. He's in a lot of pain." Atemu said.

"Well, I guess I'll try to do what you say." Yami said.

Yugi was ready to deliver, and Dr. Brant was in the room with Yugi and Yami.

"All right, Yugi. I need you to push for me." Dr. Brant

Squeezing Yami's hand tightly, Yugi pushed as hard as he could.

Yami understood why Atemu had told him not to hold Yugi's hand, but he had to let him because he couldn't stand seeing Yugi in so much pain.

"All right. You're doing good Yugi. I need you to give me another hard push." Dr. Brant said.

Yugi did as he was told and pushed as hard as he could.

"I can see the head. Yugi, one more." Dr. Brant said.

Yugi managed to give another hard push.

A few moments later, the sound of crying filled the room.

"Your baby boy is here." Dr. Brant said. She handed the baby to one of the nurses. "All right, Yugi. One more to go." Dr. Brant said.

Yugi nodded, and he started pushing again.

It wasn't long before another set of cries filled the air.

"Your little girl is here now." Dr. Brant said.

The boy was handed to Yami, and the girl was handed to Yugi.

"They're beautiful." Yugi said.

"Yeah. They are." Yami agreed.

"They are beautiful babies." Heba said.

"Will you tell us now what you decided to name them?" Atemu asked.

"Well, we decided that we would name the boy William Michael Sennen." Yugi said.

"And we're naming the girl Lindsey Grace Sennen." Yami said.

"Those are beautiful names." Heba said.

"Yeah. They are." Atemu agreed.

Mayella was looking at the twins curiously.

"I think that Mayella's real interested in them." Yugi said with a smile.

"Well, this is the first time that Mayella has seen a baby." Atemu said.

"Yeah. She'll have fun playing with them when they get older." Yugi said.

"Well, she's got a while before that happens." Heba said.

"Maybe so, but we all know that she'll like having someone to play with when the time comes." Yami said.

Atemu and Heba had gone home with Mayella.

Lindsey and William were in the hospital nursery, leaving Yugi and Yami alone.

"You know, we have very beautiful children." Yami said.

"I know we do. Yami, I didn't hurt your hand, did I?" Yugi asked.

Yami laughed. "Yugi, you were in a lot more pain than I was, so don't worry about it." Yami said.

"Okay. Heba was right about one thing." Yugi said.

"What's that?" Yami asked.

"He said that even though having the twins was hard that once I saw them, it would all be worth it, and he was right. It was totally worth it." Yugi said.

"I'm glad you think so because I can't wait to take our kids home." Yami said.

"Neither can I." Yugi said.

The two soon fell asleep, unable to wait until they could take their children home.