Novel & Cerita Anisa Scans

I'll see what I can do," she nods toward Alpha Blue. Suddently Beta Abir is next to me and staring at Ana like he wants to eat her up. He takes her hand and bows low over it, "Ana," he says, kissing it, his lips lingering. I notice goosebumps rise on her flesh and her cheeks blush mauve against her pale blue flesh. She snatches her hand away. "My name," she says, "is Anahita." She stalks off. Ana can be a real bitch when she wants to. But I'm not sure what exactly is happening between her and Abir. I may be mateless but that doesn't mean I can't recognize the scent of a potential mating. Abir of course is gone again as soon as she is.

It was a heavy piece of analog-to-digital hardware, completely stripped of its networking cards and modern smart features an old tool she had used during her early years as a forensic auditor to preserve evidence away from corporate networks. She connected a single, heavily shielded copper cable from the scanner’s data port directly into the isolated sandbox partition of her laptop. [HARDWARE INTERFACE DETECTED: ANALOG_SCANNER_01] [CONNECTION STATE: POINT-TO-POINT HARDLINE] [NETWORK COUPLING: ABSOLUTE ZERO] [SANDBOX STATUS: SECURE AND ISOLATED] "Open the first index page, Michael," Ava commanded softly, her gray eyes turning into twin pieces of cold glass under the blue light.

ANNA'S POV We had done the scan, and now I sat waiting for the doctor to return with the results. My fingers intertwined tightly on my lap, the pressure almost numbing my knuckles. I tried to focus on anything but the storm inside me. My eyes darted around the office, tracing the dull white walls, the shelf filled with dusty medical files. Anything, to keep my mind from thinking the worst. The ticking sound of the clock on the wall echoed louder with every passing second, and my stomach twisted. Every minute felt like an hour. I leaned forward, elbows on my knees, staring blankly at the floor.

She stepped into the darkness and closed the panel behind her. The staircase wound downward like a descent into another world. The air changed first—colder, metallic, tainted with antiseptic, and something older, heavier. At the bottom, a steel door blocked her path. A palm scanner blinked to life. Fear threatened to override reason. She pulled out her phone, launched a bypass that Adrian had once shown her in theory, and hoped it would work. The scanner beeped, stalled, and then blinked green. Inside, the space was sterile and suffocating. A surgical lamp buzzed overhead, casting stark light across a therapy chair at the room’s centre. Wires trailed from the armrests to blinking monitors. B

Klaus looked like he was about to cry, even when he was clearly trying to contain himself, he squeezed her hand, they looked at each other, and the man smiled slightly. "Oh, it's perfectly normal," the doctor assured them, moving the machine on Anika's abdomen and taking a couple of measurements on the computer before pointing to the screen. "Based on the size and your last menstrual period, you're eight weeks along," the woman informed them. "Everything seems to be in order, although your blood tests show some anemia, I'll send you a couple of vitamins, blood tests, and we'll see you in a couple of weeks." "That's it?" Anika asked, and the woman nodded.

Lee said startled, he never expected that a random woman would also be named Anna Bai. Seven got off the bed and walked over to the desk where she had placed all the documents she received the night before, she then handed it to him and said, "I was going to query about this today because I don't think this is my name. Plus it should be impossible to get a finger scan from me as I don't have any contours in my fingers and palm, look," as she showed him her hand.

"This will feel cold. Hold still." She pressed it against Anya's chest, just over her heart. The device hummed, data scrolling across a small screen. Galina's eyes widened fractionally. She ran the scan again. Then a third time. "Nikolai," she said sharply without looking away from the device. "Get Alexei and Dimitri. Now." "What's wrong?" Anya asked. "Nothing's wrong. Everything is wrong. I don't..." Galina set down the scanner, picked up her tablet, made rapid notes. "Just wait. Don't move."

Though Anna tried to reassure her, she was nervous too—especially since she’d been warned of a potential miscarriage last time. Dr. colson spread the gel on her abdomen and asked, “You haven’t had sex again, have you?” Anna flushed. “No…” Julissa smirked, clearly preparing to tease her. The scan began. Dr. colson’s brows furrowed, eyes fixed on the screen, silent. Two minutes passed, still nothing. Sweat formed on Anna’s palms. She couldn’t see the monitor from her angle—only the doctor’s serious expression. Julissa, nervous, pointed at the screen. “Is that the baby? I can’t see the face…”

Sasha shakes her head as she says, "Would you be able to run some sort of test, to find out if a female is pregnant?" Rune looks from me to Sasha as he says. "Oh my, this would truly be a miracle. I would run the female through the body scanner, and we would have an answer." Sasha asks, "Is it dangerous for the baby?" Rune smiles as he says, "No, our scanners only use holographic images; it is completely safe for the baby." "Okay, let's do it," Sasha replies with a smile. Rune looks at Sasha as he says. "Okay Sasha, let's get you into the scanner then."

Ash mutters in her ear, trying to keep her calm, and Kai strokes her forehead with a thumb; she slowly relaxes in Ash’s arms. A few minutes later and Serena returns with the ultrasound scanner that had been in their room. She moves Kai a little to plug it in, then pulls up Eliza’s top to access her stomach. She taps at some buttons and stares at the screen. Her tongue poking out of the corner of her mouth as she refers to her previous notes, and stares at the screen with her eyes narrowed.