Despite the nerves that pulled at her, Nadya couldn't help the warm smile that crossed her features at the thought of her twins and their...differences. "Well, as long as they're happy." Whatever the children ended up doing, as long as they were happy while doing it, then Nadya was happy too. That was the life of a mother, it all depended on the child's happiness. "I'd love to see what they can do now."

"We can go after you open this." Nadya leaned forward to retrieve the small gift bag and hand it over to Frost who appeared confused. That confusion only deepened as he pulled first the onesie then the ultrasound picture. His quietness caused that worried flutter of dread in her stomach. That nervousness that Frost may have decided against wanting a child of their own had Nadya quickly pointing out the different parts of the fetus on the photograph. Her words fell off as he interjected, questioning what she was talking about before he too fell silent...finally realizing what it all meant. That breath leaving him a moment later. It was near impossible to tell just how he felt with that singular statement and felt her holding her own breath. And then that soft smile of his tugged at his lips and she felt that breath she had been holding release. He still wanted this too! All at once his lips were on hers and with a smirk she eagerly returned that kiss. "Oh, please." Nadya giggled, rolling her eyes at Frost's comment. "I may have doubted your 'research' but I never doubted you would be capable if it was real." That much was the truth at least.

Nadya's gaze diverted to the stairs as the twins came traipsing down in their riding gear. Izzy was the first to reach them, throwing her top half to drape over the couch and grin widely at her mother then Frost. "Mama has a baby in her tummy!" And that was the solid reason why Nadya had sent the pair to be upstairs. There would have been no special announcement with Izzy's loose tongue. She also hadn't explained to the pair that Frost was the father of the baby. That talk she needed a bit longer to explain. Why was the baby his and not them? Nadya smiled softly and stroked Micah's hair as he joined them and leaned against his mother. "I just told him, Izzy. Are you ready to go to the barn? I'm going to come see what you've been learning too."

Izzy was beyond the moon and began to hop up and down like a rabbit towards the door. "Yup yup yup." Nadya uncurled herself with a giggle, brushing a kiss to Frost's cheek before standing up and taking Micah's hand. "You ready?" Whether that was for the barn or for the family of theirs that was to come was hard to tell.