"You ready for babies number four and five?" Fredrick asked me.

"Yes I am," I smiled proudly.

"I can't believe you and Daphne are having twins," Chad spoke up.

"Me either, but I'm just so happy," I excitedly said.

"We can tell," Elijah remarked.

"I can't believe Sam, the biggest lame-o in the world, is having another kid. I remember when it was just yesterday when-"

"Tell the story and I'll kill you," I hissed at Mason. Mason and Elijah chuckled.

"So how far along is Armani?" I asked Elijah.

"She's six weeks along right now," He answered.

"I'm happy for you, man," I told him.

"Thanks, but how are Asha and Ajani taking it?" He questioned.

"They're happy, but they don't want to wake up in the middle of the night to hear crying again," I chuckled.

"That's right. Ade is only five months," Fredrick said.

"Yep, but she doesn't really cry anymore to be honest, especially late at night," I told them.

"I love my kids, but I am so happy that I am not going to hear all that damn crying again," Chad said.

"Chad, your kids wouldn't even get a chance to cry before you told them to shut up," Fredrick joked. The rest of laughed while Chad flicked us off.

"Y'all make me sick," Chad grumbled.

"If we're talking about crying, then we need to talk about Kyle's crying self," Xavier, Marcela's husband, said.

"Hey. My son didn't cry that much," Bryson told him. We all gave him that look that said 'bitch please'.

"Kyle would cry every doggone time when he was a baby," Tommy spoke up.

"Not to mention that he would start whining every two seconds too. You and Chastity would spoil the hell out of him," Fredrick said.

"Y'all talking about my kids, but what about Tommy and Regina? They spoiled the hell out of Ameera," Bryson pointed out.

"That's true," I agreed.

"I know you ain't talking, Sam," Bryson said.

"There's a difference between me and you guys," I replied.

"What's the difference?" Elijah asked squinted his eyes at me.

"My Mom and Daphne did all the spoiling. I just sat back and watched," I answered.

"That's even worse," Mason said. They all started laughing and I rolled my eyes.

"Are y'all over here having a pissing contest on who spoiled their kids the most?" Arabella asked as she walked over.

"Pretty much," Fredrick shrugged.

"If y'all are being honest here then you all need to be talking about yourselves because y'all spoiled these kids rotten," Arabella said.

"Nah, Arabella. Sam said he didn't spoil anybody. He said that he just sat back and watched," Bryson remarked.

"Boy, please," Arabella deadpanned, "As soon as Asha got her license, you bought that girl a custom Jeep with purple interior." Everybody looked at me.

"That was a present for her getting her license. That's different," I said.

"Not to mention that you bought Ajani a Chevy with butterfly doors for a graduation present," Arabella added.

"Fine. I spoil the shit out of my kids," I grumbled.

"Ha! That's what you get for throwing us under the bus," Mason laughed.

"Don't start with me, Mason. You were the one that bought Fallen a Ferrari for her birthday," I said.

"She deserved it," He shrugged.

"How old is your daughter?" Bryson asked.

"Sixteen," Mason answered.

"Uh-uh. You should've bought her ass some 2013 Nissan or something. Not a damn Ferrari," Bryson shook his head.

"And what about Tommy over here who bought Ameera a thousand dollar bag for her birthday?" Elijah asked.

"Don't come at me, Elijah. I'm not the one who bought Deon a Rolls Royce, especially a matte black one with custom seats and everything," Tommy narrowed his eyes at him. Arabella started laughing and we looked at her.

"Damn. Y'all so competitive," She giggled.

"And we cannot forget the biggest perpetrator of them all," We all looked at Arabella and she stopped laughing.

"I am not like y'all who spoil the shit out of my kids with expensive ass cars," She said.

"Fredrick told us how you let Afryea buy six hundred dollars worth of make up," I told her.

"Fredrick, really?" She asked.

"Don't look at me. I already admitted I spoil our kids," He replied.

"Six hundred is nothing compared to how much Asha spent on make up as well," She quipped.

"Asha spent four hundred," I rolled my eyes.

"No she didn't. She spent five hundred," Arabella said.

"That's still a hundred less than Afryea," I pointed out.

"Whatever, Sam," She rolled her eyes.

"Plus she paid me back anyway," I added.

"Damn. How'd she do that?" Fredrick asked.

"She got a job as a server at Red Robin. She made four hundred dollars that week and she paid me back in full with her tips," I replied.

"Damn. She must be a good server," Tommy remarked.

"She is," I said.

"And what about Ajani?" Xavier asked.

"He works at the Vans store at mall that's like twenty minutes away from our house. He paid me back in full for the money he owed me when I helped him get his car fixed," I responded.

"Your kids pay you back, however mine don't," Bryson said.

"You're telling me. Afryea still owe me ten dollars," Fredrick said.

"She owe ten as well," Arabella said.

"Ten? Fallen owe me thirty," Mason shook his head.

"My kids don't owe me anything," Tommy said.

"Mine either," Xavier spoke up.

"Lucky for you guys," I rolled my eyes.

"Yeah. That's really lucky," Arabella said.

"Sam." I turned to see Daphne's very pregnant self standing behind.

"Yes, honey," I said.

"We're getting ready to do the gender reveal. Quit trying to see who's kids owes them the most money," She told me. I chuckled.

"Fine. Let's go," I responded. We walked over to the middle of the room where two black balloons were. Daphne and I took one balloon and then we were handed pins.

"Alright, everyone. We're getting ready to do the big gender reveal," Marcela announced into a microphone. Everyone cheered and clapped. Everyone's cameras were now point at us. Ajani, Afryea, and Asha, who was holding her five month old sister Ade, stood off to the side next to us. Arabella weaves through the crowd and stood on the other side of us with Fredrick.

"Okay, Mommy. You're gonna pop the balloon first for Baby B," Marcela announced, "In five!"

"Four!"

"Three!"

"Two!"

"One!" Daphne popped the balloon and pink confetti came out. She started screaming and jumping for joy. I chuckled and smiled at her very happy reaction. Arabella hugged Daphne and cheered with her.

After they calmed down, it was my turn.

"Okay, Daddy. Five!"

"Four!"

"Three!"

"Two!"

"One!" I popped the balloon and blue confetti burst out. I started cheering.

"Looks like everyone got what they wanted," Marcela said. I pulled Daphne into my arms and kissed her repeatedly.

"Congrats to Daphne and Sam on their two new additions to the family," Marcela announced. The room erupted into applause. Daphne and I pulled away to smile into the cameras.

"I can't wait to see these two," She excitedly said.

"Me too." She kissed me again.