Lilac had never really known Freya, and while her death was mourned, she spent her days with a village boy named Mark.



He was of a good up-bringing, and he cared a lot for her, so with Esme and Jacob's blessing, he proposed.



Lilac was amazed, and Esme was overjoyed.



The wedding was beautiful, and Lilac had never felt so happy.



They moved to a new house, and settled in.



Before they knew it though, they were making room for one more.



In early fall, Lilac had come almost to full term.



And in a few weeks, she finally went in labour.



She delivered a baby girl. She was beautiful, and Lilac had never felt so much love before.



The girl was named Ophelia, and Mark and Lilac found that they had a family.

It coming... Today.

Yay! bABIES!

Oh my god, I should have seen this coming.

Oooh, very good.

The wiki content list might have it. Probably under horror or medical.

I have a few more suprises in store, both good and bad...

I really don't care at all about binning. To me unbinned hairs are only slightly harder to use, and I really couldn't care less.

Oh, too sad... Where did you get the hospital hair stuff? If it's by you (Which I suspect it is) could you upload it? It looks really high quality.

OMG, Is she pregnant?

Cool, i've never moved him in so I wonder what it will be like.

Aww, All happy now.

Oh, great chapter, so sad.

As I neared the middle of the eighth month of pregnancy, I began to worry about how good a mom I would be. Turns out, I did not have long to worry.



I was in the kitchen gettintg a snack and a sharp, sharp pain cut through my belly. I yelled at sara to call an ambulance, and while we waited my mom supported my back, helping me breathe.



My water broke at the hospital, and  before I knew it they were telling me to push.



It hurt so much, and I felt so tired, but I did anyway and before I knew it they were telling me I had a daughter.



My mom got to hold her first, but I asked if I could, and she placed her in my arms.



And then, I was a mom.

Great update!