Birth Fiction Novels & Stories

"Come on, Daniel, no need to get hot. If you'd been up to the task, maybe Rebecca would be carrying your baby. However, no, I had to step in and give the Harris family a future. Imagine Dad and Mom without a grandkid. That's just sad." Was it really my fault that Rebecca could not get pregnant? She never wanted to; that much was clear to me. Five years of marriage, and I had lost count of how many times I had brought up having kids. However, she always brushed it off, saying we were too young, not ready. I backed off to respect her wishes. Then, I was the bad guy. Marvin was not done yet. "The baby's here, but it's going to be rough for you. Rebecca was scared that a C-section would dumb dow

AMON: “Ho⁠pe. Becaus​e we need it. Because we choose it‌.” AMARA qui‌ets on her mother⁠’s chest, instinct g‌uiding her to warmt​h an‌d safety. The BIRTHING SPECIALIST completes th‌e‍ necess‍ar‌y medical tasks—cutting the cor‌d, checkin⁠g vi‌t‌als​,⁠ weigh​ing.​ Sev⁠en p⁠ounds, he‌a​lthy APGAR scores, no com​plications‍. One perfect baby born in​to a family f‌i‌ghting cancer.]

And this story starts with the birth of a villain. About 4000 metres down under the encrient sea,where sea dwellers (humans with fins on their arms and legs who live and breathe underwater) had built their kingdom unknown to the humans,there was a tradition that a woman was not allowed to give birth within the borders of Encrea. For this reason, and this reason alone, did Pherisa agree to leave the comforts of her home to produce her child in the wilderness of the birthing grounds, close to the surface. She flapped her webbed feet as fast as sha could,which was pretty fast for someone who was carrying an eight-and-a-half month old baby in her womb. Her spine welled up with pain. She felt pai

"Right now. You are not failing. You are an Elemental who loves her mate, and biology happened. It happens to the best of us—clearly." She rubbed her thumbs over Leela’s wet cheeks. "Caspian and Briar are happy. They are loved. And yes, they are babies, but they are Blackwood babies. They are tough. And you aren't doing this alone. You have Fennigan, you have Elana, you have Damon... and you have me." Ginny leaned in, her eyes fierce. "So don't you dare apologize for creating life, Leela. It’s chaotic, and it’s messy, and yes, Elana is going to need a lot more coffee. But you have nothing to be sorry for. Okay?"

“Who told you that?” “What’s the matter?” she asked, taken aback by the magnitude of his response. “I overheard Henry and Brian. Did something happen? Why did he come to you?… Is it because of money? If it’s about money, you must not — I repeat! — must not give in to his demands! What, he thinks your money’s harvested from trees? And also… the more I think about it, the more I believe I should bring Granny back to the Tremont Estate after I gave birth — oh, speaking of giving birth! God, Mark, did you know that childbirth is legit dangerous? Even a healthy mother may expect complications such as amniotic fluid embolism or hemorrhage and all kinds of fatal stuff. It kinda makes me worry, you

She quickly took out her mobile phone and searched for the news about her mother. [GK Celebrity, Emilia Becker: Missing, Suspected to Be Hiding in the Countryside to Give Birth in Secret] [Celebrity Emilia Becker Has Been Missing for a Year and Is Suspected to Have a Child Out of Wedlock] [Breaking News: Emilia Becker's Chaotic Private Life. Pregnant Before Marriage and Gave Birth to a Secret Child] All the news that Kisa found were rumors about her mother having a secret birth. Kisa was terrified when she saw it. Combined with the content of the diary she just saw, she felt even more horrified.

"That's not possible." "It's already starting. You've had moments. Glimpses. A flash of something that hasn't happened yet." I thought of how I'd known about Sophia's child before Daniel confirmed it. How I'd seen Lily's face pale and dying in the other life. How I'd felt the earthquake coming days before it hit. I had thought it was just memory. "What do you want from me?" I asked quietly.

Sean had taken it away to make sure I couldn’t contact anyone. The baby kicked wildly inside me. I was shaking from the cold and sweating from the pain. I strained my voice and called out for help, clinging to the smallest scrap of hope. Finally, I heard footsteps outside. “Please, somebody help me!” I screamed. “I’m locked in a basement! I’m about to give birth!” I kept shouting, thinking someone would come. Instead, a triumphant voice answered, “Zoe, how does it feel to lie in a basement in the middle of winter? To me, Sean should’ve done this ages ago to teach you a lesson.”

"Sheila? I thought she was a midwife?" "Hmm, that's just one of her job titles. Before she went back to school to become a midwife, she'd worked for years as s therapist. Apparently, she'd seen and heard too many horror stories involving kids, and she started to burn out. That's when she decided that she'd rather see the other side of childhood, the birth."

“And if you faint during the birth, don’t worry. I’ll only tease you forever.” Elliot groaned. “Please don’t let me faint.” --- Part II: The Birth of Light and Storm Inside the softly lit chamber, Seraphina lay on the grand birthing bed, sweat beading on her forehead, her fingers gripping the sheets like lifelines. The glow of protective runes surrounded her. Elianna sat at her side, brushing damp curls from her face. “You’re doing beautifully,” Elianna whispered. “Just breathe.” Seraphina let out a strangled cry as another contraction hit. Magic pulsed through the room, crackling softly around her skin. The baby was not human. Not witch. Something in between—powerful, ancient, and very much