Novel & Cerita Accidental Pregnancy Stories

I had always been that girl with so much humility, the innocent 18- year old teen, until my friends convinced me to accompany them to a night club, and I got drunk, and ended up having a night stand with a random stranger. I took another glance at my mother who was staring into space. " Hmm " The doctor cleared his throat and mom snapped out of her thoughts. " Thanks doctor " Mom uttered before making her way out of the doctor's office and her guards trooped behind her. I stood weakly before walking out of the office, and trailed silently behind my mom, with some guards behind me. Was this a good news or a bad news?, I never thought the s_x I had with the guy could result into pregnancy?.

"We have several cases where the parent or both parents returned to the orphanage to take their child back into their homes, once they have a stable income and a roof over their heads." Victory bit over her lower lip and mulled over her next words. Deciding to throw caution into the wind, the words came spewing out of her mouth, "Hilda, I'm pregnant." Her pink lips trembled and angry large tears gushed out and streamed over her panicked face. Her almond shaped eyes were wide with uncertainty. Victory was overwhelmed with emotions for her secret was too much for her to bear. "It was an accident. Someone spiked both our drinks with a sex drug and we ended up doing it in a hotel room. I don't k

Good news: I was pregnant. Bad news: I was not on talking terms with the father. How should I tell Shaun Lewis the news without embarrassing myself too much? I put a picture of the positive pregnancy test online and asked the netizens. There were plenty of friendly people on the forum, and soon I had a thousand comments in my inbox. [Send him the photo of the test and tell him the baby starved to death in your war of attrition] [Tell him straight to his face: I am not alone! I have someone on my side!]

Katherine stressed it. “None of our parents knew about the pregnancy yet. On the day we were to get to the clinic, we had a minor accident on the road there. The baby didn’t survive. I broke my spine a little bit, but thanks to physiotherapy, I could walk again.”

Until Jake had graduated and moved on to trade school where he met his current wife, they were a happy little family who loved their only child and would do anything for him. That was until Jake decided to move across the country for his girlfriend so they could start a new life and a family. Both of my parents lost it that day; their sanity, their jobs, their everything. When Jake's plane left the state, the two decided it'd be best to go on a bender and try to forget about this son they loved and cared for so much, but ended up loosing in the end. And a few nights later and a couple more benders, I was concieved. Apparently when my mom found out she was pregnant with me, she was high on ac

"Not that way. I just— I just didn't do it deliberately. I can't use our baby, you trust me right?" "I do. I do, baby. You don't need to tell me," I cupped her face and consoled her. "We already talked about it. No third person can create doubts between us now. It was an accident. But trust me, in my life, only accidents brought happiness to me. That accidental one night with you. And this accidental pregnancy. These are the most beautiful things that ever happened to me," I kissed her forehead as a tiny smile appeared on her face. "And you don't need a baby to hold me, I'm already terribly, miserably, badly, and madly in love with you," I said.

Betty was trying to jog the woman’s memory in case she had forgotten. The woman nodded. “I remember you. You were the one in the accident.” She said. “Yes. That’s me!” Betty was feeling elated. She had found just the person she needed by some gracious twist of fate. “I’m sorry that I didn’t recognize you at first.” Betty said as she pulled out her phone. She couldn't waste this opportunity. She needed to find out the truth. “It’s no problem really.” The woman smiled. “Do you remember when you told me that a pregnant woman had saved my life?” Betty asked. There was a hint of desperation in her voice.

VALERIE. Somehow, I was expecting that reaction from him. I’m not sure why, but I wasn’t expecting him to be ecstatic over the news and, in a way, I’m glad I was prepared. Being a doctor, I’ve come across a huge variety of reactions from couples, or even single mothers. Accidental pregnancies are not a small matter, and our relationship is so recent and so new that I don’t blame him for reacting like that even if it does hurt a little.

I had told Levi that Danielle was not feeling well and that I had invited her to come in for some tests. But I hadn't told him about the possibility of her pregnancy. I hadn't wanted to discuss it over the phone. But I decided not to hold it back any longer. I told him, and he looked shocked. He said she couldn't conceive, and I told him I knew, but I'd seen cases before where people were told they couldn't have children, only to become pregnant anyway. It was rare, but it happened. He fell silent as soon as the words left my mouth and sat down; the color drained from his face. The look on his face suggested there was no need for my next question, but I asked him anyway.

Emily snorts, covering her mouth like she’s trying not to enjoy this as much as she is. "Well, at least you’re meeting him. That’s a step forward, right? You can finally tell him about the pregnancy.” I flop back against the couch, groaning. Everything feels way too real now. Talking about it is one thing, but seeing him again? Ethan Blackwood? The man I accidentally married in Vegas after a night of drunken mistakes and bad decisions? “This is already a disaster.” I groan. Loudly. Emily sits up straighter. "Lexi, you’re doing the right thing. He needs to know."