Book 9 1/2 Weeks Novels & Stories

Crook putting me up on detention. OH my God! Karla, Hannah and Riana are going to literally FREEEEEEEEAAAAAKKKKK out when I tell them about this. I really hope I am not daydreaming. I pinch myself to make sure I am not and indeed I am not. Jace holds his books with one hand and tucks the other in the pockets of his blue jeans. I can't help but drool at his biceps through his striped shirt. He's so perfect. I told you everything about me is perfect.

He looked away from her with an awkward smile, "We were thinking about this and we decided that six months is long enough for that..." Six months, the whole duration of their writing time until the book is released... This was going to turn ugly very soon if the cold glare on Iori's face was any indication...

she frowned. “We have time to think about it.” I assured her. “I don’t need to think about it.” she shook her, putting the book aside. I furrowed my brow, not sure what it meant. “We will complete the bond on the new moon in two weeks.” she said confidently as she moved to straddle my lap.

“From now on, we will be having serious conversations in your office.” “So we are heading to my office now?” Benjamin questioned. I nodded, dipping the medication in my hand into my pocket. About to take a step when my phone beeped. My stomach turned over as I saw the message from Sophie. “Three weeks, it’s too long. Let’s make it one week.”

My heart pounds as static images begin to appear. He continues to move the wand around. It’s unpleasant, but I ignore it. “I’d say you’re about nine weeks and three days pregnant.”

SETTING: DRAVILSBERG SEASON: SUMMER Chapter 1 LEXI CORNELL I take a glance at my wristwatch. 7:05 A. M. It had been an hour and thirty minutes since Paul promised he would soon be here. Standing outside the popular Eat 'a' Fill restaurant, I pull the hoodie of my sweatshirt closer, covering my face so I won’t be recognized and start to count down from sixty. To normal people, if their boyfriend stands them up for more than thirty minutes, they would either leave and wait for the man to come to them begging and vying for their attention again or they would wait for the man to arrive and cause a scene right in front of the onlookers.

“We had three weeks left and when I got home, his water broke.” “Three weeks? His water wouldn’t break if he had three weeks.” Isaac explained and widened his mouth. “I can’t believe Leslie’s obstetrician didn’t explain the conception week properly for his first long pregnancy.” “What do you mean?” “Pregnancy is about nine months for omegas and women. However, the nine months are different. A regular woman is forty to forty-two weeks, and an omega is thirty-four to thirty-eight weeks. He’s been counting it wrong all this time and brushing off the signs he was close.”

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‌“Sarah, are you‌ sure ab‌out this?‍ Y⁠ou’re sti‌ll gri‍evin​g. Mayb​e it’⁠s t‍oo soon.” “It’s‌ been​ n⁠ine months‍, M‌ama.” “Nine​ m‍onths is​ n⁠othing. You‌ n‌ee⁠d time t‍o heal.” “​I am heali‌ng. Thi‌s is how I heal.”

POV: Lena Moretti I found the books on his nightstand on a Monday. I wasn't snooping. I was looking for a phone charger I'd left in the living room and wandered past his open door and there they were. Three of them. Stacked in order of thickness. "What to Expect When You're Expecting." "The Birth Partner." And a thinner one called "New Father's Survival Guide" with a sticky note marking a chapter about the first six weeks.