Aku Hamili Tanteku Novels & Stories

Exactly like the woman whose eyes stared back at me from every mirror. Isabella Hart. My mother. Or at least the woman who gave birth to me. The thought still felt impossible. Damien drove with one hand on the steering wheel, the other resting near the center console. Close enough. Not touching me. Just there. As though he’d already decided that if the world fell apart today, he would catch me before I hit the ground. I hated how comforting that was. The baby shifted suddenly. A stronger movement this time. Not a flutter. A kick. My hand immediately pressed against my stomach. A surprised laugh escaped me. The sound startled both of us. I hadn’t laughed in days.

Hana looked at her mother, now a little panicked. Especially after Prayoga found out she wasn't Hartanto's biological child. "Mom, what should we do?" Hana asked, panicked. "Calm down, we'll figure it out. Make sure you get pregnant with Prayoga's child first." "I've done that many times, but it hasn't worked yet," Hana said, remembering that she had slept with Prayoga many times but there were no signs of pregnancy.

As I was about to close the door, I stopped at what I heard next. “Don’t you hear what I’m saying? I can’t get any transplant now because I’m trying to get pregnant for my husband.” Preg... what? Did she just say pregnant? How could she get pregnant when she doesn’t have a womb? Is she joking, or has her family's situation started affecting her brain? “My marriage is at stake, and getting pregnant for Cassius is the best solution at hand, so Linda, please just give me some drugs that can sustain me until I get pregnant. I know he will be shocked when I tell him, but he won’t be able to do anything about it.”

She said with a brilliant smile. " What? How? When? " Bhai said looking absolutely shocked. Even Mom and Dad looked shocked. " We got to know today itself." She said with a smile. She was oblivious to what others were thinking. " Mihir, I know that we both also wanted to make babies when Chachu once joked about making babies at the time Chachi was pregnant with Mahi, and we even asked Chachu how to do it... But isn't it too soon? What is the hurry? It is so soon... " Bhai said and I saw Tami turning red hearing what he assumed.

Then the author will be bound to a contract with the company J entertainment. "Soon we can see you, sweetie," murmured Jimmy while he rubbed the back frame photo of his wife are located on top of his desk. *************** Today Indri invites Erika to attend a health seminar that is held at a star hotel in Jakarta. According to Indri, it is very important to Erika that she knows how to keep her body in while pregnant as it is today. What's the current Erika lived alone in a boarding house that is simple and also narrow.

My heart pounded wildly as I watched every movement, every glance, every subtle shift in his face. Then he slowly raised his head. His voice was steady. “She harbors a child, Ma’am and a lot of stress she did undergo. It would be great if she get some rest.” The room froze instantly. Jamal’s mother’s eyes widened in disbelief. “She is pregnant?!" Shock echoed through the chamber like thunder. Her gaze snapped toward me, sharp and filled with something that made my stomach drop. “How unclean!"

Tamera smiled. Tamera gave him his gift. It was a white mug that said "be nice, my wife is pregnant AGAIN." "Darling, are you sure? Is it okay? I mean after last time?" Dax asked. "This time I'm a wolf. I'm stronger." Tamera smiled. Dax gets on his knees, kissing her stomach. "I wonder how many this time?" Dax asked. "I hope only one, maybe two." Tamera said. "How far along?" Dax asked.

Embracing her new identity, she no longer concealed her pregnancy, allowing herself the freedom to experience impending motherhood without fear. Securing a position as a cashier at a local family-owned restaurant, Hema became an integral part of the community. The restaurant owners, an elderly couple named Rajan and Meera, treated her with kindness and warmth, offering both employment and a sense of belonging. They ensured she received nutritious meals, emphasizing the importance of health for both mother and child. Hema’s days were filled with purpose. She engaged with patrons, learned traditional Kerala recipes, and immersed herself in the local customs. In the evenings, she would sit by t

Her being intimidated earlier was now gone, making her realize that his parents were warm, nice, and kind people. "Welcome to the family, hija. We've been looking forward to meeting you since Ira told us about your intimate wedding in Japan." "Thank you, ma'am," Chloe politely denoted. "Call me Mommy from now on," Helena assured her and added, "your mom-in-law wants to have a solid bond with you, sweetheart. I hope you don't mind." Shaking her head, she said, "None at all, M-mommy." "Anyway, congratulations to the new momma! I am excited to see your baby bump swelling gorgeously."

A soft, rhythmic sound filled the air—fast, steady, unmistakable. The baby’s heartbeat. Lena’s lips parted in shock, her eyes instantly welling up. Adrien froze, his breath catching in his throat. The sound was so small yet so profound, overpowering everything else. “There it is,” the technician said warmly. “A strong heartbeat.” Lena covered her mouth, tears slipping down her cheeks. Adrien’s eyes glistened, and he leaned closer to her, whispering, “That’s our baby.” She couldn’t form words. She nodded, overwhelmed.