After seven years of heartbreak and failed pregnancies, Sarah Miller had given up hope—until one final IVF cycle changed everything.
In the delivery room, the doctor froze. Four babies. Two boys, two girls. But when he looked closer, his hands began to shake. Each pair was identical. It was a one-in-a-hundred-million birth that science couldn’t explain.
The delivery room smelled of antiseptic and fear. Machines beeped like heartbeats racing toward the unknown. Sarah Miller lay on the bed, sweat streaking her pale face, her hair plastered against her cheeks.
“Four of them,” she whispered between contractions. “You said four, right?”
Dr. Lewis Carter didn’t look up from the monitor. “Yes, four. But right now, I just need you to breathe, Sarah. Slowly. We’re almost there.” Almost?” she choked out. “I’ve been pushing for two hours. You promised…..Read Full Story Here……………….
