Anisa Scans Novels & Stories

I still pace walking is helping me to distract my mind. Anna POV I watch them turn the machine on and squeeze the gel on my belly very low. I stare at the ceiling not sure what they are gonna see and stressing that it won’t be good. I sigh as they run the wand over my belly. They also do an internal ultrasound with the probe just to see the area more clearly. It’s the first time I’ve had that done the probe feels weird. I sigh as they clean up wipe we off and we head back to my room. Brian grabs my hand as soon as I’m close enough and holds it while they lock my bed in place.

She was just as keen as the two men. “That is good. We shall run a few tests once again and while we wait for the result, I will do a scan,” Rosaline said. Ariana was not as nervous as the first time since both Casper and Caddaric had taken her at different times. Due to the blouse she wore over her jean trousers, her bump was well hidden but Caddaric had realized that it had grown bigger overnight and his excitement soared. Rosaline took the blood sample and gave it to a nurse to take to the lab before she began with the scan. Both men were certain that they saw the woman’s eyes turn glassy. “Is she alright?” Casper asked, with complicated emotions.

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.

She has minutes. On the desk is a biometric scanner that has a retina and thumbprint access. She’s watched him use it a dozen times. Tonight, he’s made it easy. Carlos has left his contacts on the tray in the bathroom, unaware that Lina took a high-resolution photo of his iris days ago, masked as a playful selfie. She unfolds a slim tablet, clips a specialized lens over the scanner, and places the image of his eye over it. The scan chirps in acceptance. Next, she reaches into her pocket and pulls out the glass from earlier. They just shared wine—he’d laughed, kissed her neck, left fingerprints on the stem.

Grace inquired. “No, just some morning sickness. I always end up throwing up everything I eat in the morning,” Lisa explained hurriedly; she wanted to finish with the scan so she could go and call Trey. Her brain was in a turmoil; she was anticipating the call she was going to make but was also worried about what Trey’s response would be. Will he be happy, or will he reject them? “Good, then that's all for today. We'll meet next month, and your next scan will be in 4 months; then you will be able to know their gender.” Lisa nodded, and then they said their goodbyes and left.

Finch, already waiting in her scrubs, offered Elara a brief, businesslike smile. ​"All right, Elara," Dr. Finch said, her voice brisk. "Let's see our two little enterprise projects. Liam, stand here. No touching. Just observe the metrics." ​Elara lay back on the examination table, the sterile gel cold on her abdomen. When the specialist began the scan, moving the transducer across her skin, the room fell into a profound, breathless silence. The high-resolution monitor glowed, displaying the unmistakable, ethereal image of two small, distinct life forms floating in their separate sacs.

“No, we will scan the baby three time in a pregnancy. Once in every trimester. We have three trimesters, twelve weeks per trimester. We consider the baby full term when you hit 36th week. But the baby may not come until 40 weeks.” “Ok!” We then went to the lab downstairs for the scan. The nurse practitioner showed us our baby and all I wanted to do was to kiss her on her forehead for giving me all this divine feeling which I thought is impossible even in dreams in this life. “The blood work came in, Arjun. Anika, you are very anemic, you need to take in iron tablets until our next visit to boost it up. We will check for your iron level in blood next time and if it has improved, you may stop

"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."