Novel & Cerita Books With Pregnancy Trope

“Thank you.” “Is that all, Your Highness?” “Yes, Reid. Good night.” “Good night, Prince Jarren.” I hung up the phone and tossed it on the bed. I picked up the book off my desk and propped myself against the headboard. I looked at the cover. “What to Expect When You’re Expecting .”Yes, I was reading a pregnancy book. I wasn’t sure how much of it would relate to Jillie and me since our baby wasn’t human, well, not completely human, but I was finding out many different little facts. It was…fascinating.

"It is impossible for me to become pregnant when using contraception!" THE END OF BOOK 1

He drives us to a book shop and when we enter, I ask the assistant if they have any books on pregnancy which makes her smile. “Oh, yes we do, they are this way.” She eagerly leads us through to an aisle that seems to have every book you can imagine about pregnancy and babies. “Wow, how do we choose?” I chuckle hearing Grant speak, he sounds a little overwhelmed, so I pat him on the arm to give him comfort. “Oh, yes, I can see how this would be a bit much.” The assistants’ words make me smile as she states the obvious, but her friendliness and eagerness to help, endear her to me very quickly so I laugh it off.

I nod and he lets go of my hands, exiting the room. Whatever he's dealing with must have something to do with the guard following me everywhere. I really want to know. He'll never tell me, though. I sigh and leave the kitchen, heading to the living room. When I arrive, I grab a book from the bookshelf and take a seat on the couch. The book I'm about to read seems to be about childbirth and parenting. Where the hell did this even come from? I open the book anyways and start to read. Only a few pages in, and I already know that many women poop during the birthing period and that contractions can be worse than pushing the baby out.

I picked up a couple books that were on the floor by the couch and looked at them, curious as to what she’d been reading. My eyebrows flew up. One was a book about pregnancy… it told about all the changes your body went through … what to eat .. what not to do.. shit like that. The other was a book on baby names. Color me shocked. I never would’ve thought she’d care that much to even have books like this. “You’ve been reading these?” I asked her. She looked away from the tv to see what I was holding with a mouth full of food. Her eyes got wide and she nodded her head.

But another part of me knew she needed space. So I walked away. And now, I am sitting by myself in my office with a half empty whiskey bottle to distract myself. I let out a deep sigh and took a quick look at the pregnancy books on my desk. With a sigh, I took a quick look at the pregnancy books on my desk. Their vibrant covers were a strange contrast to my typical stacks of business papers. Doctor Neri had lent them to me knowing I wanted to understand everything Georgina would be going through. I reached for the top book and flipping it open to a page I had read earlier. The text was a little hazy, but I noticed one particular paragraph.

Alexander built a library in the basement, filling it with ancient books and ancient knowledge. As the days passed in her new home filled with magic and harmony, Sarah felt an overwhelming happiness and immense love for her family. She watched Aisha play in the garden, full of energy and curiosity, while tenderly caressing her bulging belly, where her second child was growing. There was something special and mysterious about this pregnancy, something that defied all known laws. Sarah could not understand it, but she accepted it as a divine blessing, a gift she could only attribute to the magic that surrounded them.

There was a hinted smirk dancing on his lips as he stared at me, like he had won before whatever game that was being played ever started. I walked closer, disturbed by the silence, and snatched the papers from her hands, and what I beheld made my jaw drop. I thought this whole contract marriage thing only happened in movies and books on Goodnovel, so what the hell was it doing in my life? I looked away from it, releasing a slow and shaky breath as I stepped closer to her. “Mom? What is this?” Her toes curled. “Just something to strengthen the marriage bond. It’s nothing serious.”

“Then don’t hand it out.” She leaned in, her voice dropping into something softer, but far more dangerous. “You know, I’ve been reading about pregnancy. Figured I should, since I’m about to be an aunt. One thing that stood out? How miscarriages are pretty common in the first trimester.” Sophia’s eyes held hers. “You know about that… don’t you?” Cassie’s swallowed hard. She mumbled something about needing rest for the baby and rose from the sofa, retreating toward her room like the air had turned too thin to breathe.

"Running the story that grieving football hottie Noah Spencer is seeking solace in the embrace of his late wife's doc?" "That one didn't bother me as much as Noah's rebound gal knocked up! Read about the surprise baby that's helping heal his grieving heart." That one still galled me. I screwed my eyes shut and gave my head a little shake as if to dislodge the memory of the first time I saw it float across my phone screen. "I mean, in the twenty-first century, haven't we moved beyond the idea that if a woman is throwing up in the bathroom, she must automatically be pregnant?" "It's a tired trope, for sure." My mother pretended to gag. "But I guess we're conditioned by years of soap operas usi