Accidental Pregnancy Books Novels & Stories

I don't think mine has started showing yet. The waiter sets two cups of coffee on the table and walks away. "You know the worst part about pregnancy?" She sips her coffee. "The fact that we can't get drunk when we feel like shìt." I nod in agreement, knowing too well that I was getting drunk when I knew I was pregnant. That was before I made the decision to keep the baby. "I think I should write another book, talking about pregnancy." She says. "If the first one is a hit, I'll start working on it immediately. Women deserve to know what they are getting themselves into before getting pregnant."

Then, she said with a serious face, "You are just like a fortune teller, in fact, a very accurate one. If I really rejected him, he'd really planned on locking me up." Rachel smiled triumphantly and said, "Of course! I'm familiar with a lot of plots, you know." Sigrid asked curiously, "What else do you know? Tell me about it, so I can be mentally prepared." "Hmm...since you're married now, the next step will be to get pregnant. According to a romance novel's basic plot, once the heroine gets pregnant, someone's going to do something to her. If it were a torturous novel then there'd be a miscarriage. But if it were a sweet novel, the baby would be safe no matter what happened. Also, you'd pro

I opened the first book *Fifty things a pregnant woman shouldn't do,* The title alone already looked so boring that it made me want to sleep. I stared at the book for a while before opening the first page to see what was written inside exactly. Seeing the first page, I suddenly felt intrigued because apart from the big writing of the publisher, there were pictures there too! It was like a book made for kids but that only went ahead to show how creative the writer and the publisher were. *I know how lazy pregnant women can be, which is why I decided to draw some pictures to hook you in. Don't drop the book, beautiful. You gonna love it,*

Catelyn could imagine how Cedrick took some time off to rest on the bed and read. She picked up one of the books with the title, [What To Expect When You're Expecting]. Looking at the other books, they were all pregnancy books. [Passport to a Healthy Pregnancy], [The Expectant Father], [50 Things To Do Before Delivery], and so on… Catelyn was shocked. While Cedrick was reluctant to let her continue with the pregnancy, he had prepared so many pregnancy books behind her back. 'What a sneaky man,' she thought. Regardless of that, Catelyn could understand where he was coming from. Despite being a father of two four-year-old genius kids, he had missed the moments where she went to pregnancy check

I’ve faced corporate takeovers, hostile boardrooms, and multi-million-dollar deals, but none of it compares to the stakes of keeping Stevie and our baby safe. I want to be ready. No, I need to be ready. I flip through one of the books I ordered online—What to Expect When You’re Expecting. The title feels clichéd, but it’s practical. It’s a start. The book is already dog-eared in sections about nutrition, rest, and signs of preterm labor. My assistant emailed me earlier to confirm a meeting with a pediatrician I’ve researched. I’ve also bookmarked several articles on nursery safety and prenatal care. Yes, I’m diving in headfirst. No, I don’t care if it seems excessive.

I crumpled to the floor, staring at the empty space he had left behind. My mind raced. Kelvin… the man I had loved all my life. My friend since childhood, the one who never saw me as a girl until five years ago, when he finally proposed. I had been on top of the world then, my heart finally claiming what it had always wanted. But everything had changed. About a year ago, he started drifting away. Months without touch, months without intimacy. So how could I possibly be pregnant? There had to be a mistake. “Ma… calm down—”

I whispered. “She’s trying to eliminate you entirely,” Adrian corrected. That night, I couldn’t sleep. I walked the halls of the house in silence, one hand pressed to my lower back, the other cradling the bump. The air felt thick. The walls heavy. I ended up in Granny Elizabeth’s room. She was awake. Sitting up. Waiting. “I knew you’d come,” she said quietly. “She’s pregnant,” I said. Granny didn’t look surprised. “She’s trying to anchor herself to the story,” she said. “When the lies begin to fall apart, people cling to what feels like truth. Pregnancy is truth people don’t question.”

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The maid who came in to clean her room saw her weak state and quickly call for a doctor to come over, angry at the maid for calling an unfamiliar doctor to check on her Veronica yelled angrily but seeing she has no choice with the headache and other emotional feelings right now she accept to get treat by her. “Congratulations ma’am you are pregnant” the doctor announced happily as she help her sit up “What crab are you talking about? I’m on contraceptives” she said throwing her hands off “Well madam that doesn’t guarantee hundred percent, although I don’t know why you might not want a child now but I hope you keep this one” “What?” Veronica yelled reality dawn on her at that moment, this is

Sienna searched the internet about unwanted pregnancies and the chances of her getting pregnant. “Please, God! Help me,” she begged and then burst into tears.