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Managing Symptoms in Secret The day passed with meetings, conference calls, and strategy sessions. May moved through it all with practiced efficiency, but behind closed doors, she allowed herself small moments of pause. A quiet breath in the bathroom. A discreet sip of water to settle sudden queasiness. A hand on her stomach for a second, just to acknowledge the new life growing there. Even lunch became a careful balancing act. She chose light foods, foods that didn’t trigger nausea, while the rest of the table enjoyed rich dishes. Aria and Aiden noticed she wasn’t as enthusiastic as usual.

She let it stay there in case he becomes suspicious of her plans. Now the hardest part was to play along with him, to convince him that she was ready for the abortion to gain his trust. So he cannot suspect her in any way. But how will she convince him? He already knew that she didn't wanted it and now telling him that she is ready all of sudden will raise suspicions too. She needed to use her brain and play clever with him. No matter even if she had to lie to him, she will save her baby's life and it was worth it. She hid the packed bag in her cupboard in the last , bottom shelf .

The emotional turmoil was wreaking havoc on my body, and I couldn't help but attribute my fatigue to the tension between us. Seeking a brief respite, I decided to take a break and grab some food. Being pregnant meant I needed to eat for two, but I didn't want to draw attention to my increased consumption. The secret of my pregnancy remained hidden, shared only with a select few who I knew I could trust not to reveal it prematurely. I was confident that they would keep my confidence until I was ready to disclose it.

Now I was deviating again by having a child out of wedlock, with no contact to the father. For the sake of my tired self, perhaps it was best to keep it a secret from them for now, if only to save myself from their judgement. Once I passed the transfer exam and had a set life plan, I could explain the pregnancy to them. “I want to keep it hidden for now,” I decided. Asher placed a soft kiss to his cheek. “Then let’s pick what you’re going to wear.” I would need to hide my growing baby bump, so I went to the dresser and selected the loosest fitting clothing I owned, with a large cardigan on top for good measure.

I would’ve been helpless. "You’re right," I said, my voice barely above a whisper. "I really don’t know what I would’ve done. I’m sorry..." He let out a small breath, the tension between us lifting slightly. "It’s fine," he said, offering me a reassuring smile. "But honestly, how did you even manage to keep a pregnancy hidden for nine months?" I chuckled, relieved at his change in tone. "Tummy wraps, flowy dresses, all sorts of tricks to conceal the bump. I couldn’t risk losing the scholarship."

I narrowed my eyes on him. “Are you for real? I will die from boredom. Are you punishing me? I will be fine. Calm down. Go and get freshen up. And most importantly, we are not telling anyone about my pregnancy until four months. I'm afraid someone will try to harm our baby.” Sebastian knitted his brows and thought for some moments. “You are right. We should hide this for now for the sake of our baby’s safety.” I was glad that he agreed to keep my pregnancy news a secret.

Emily's friend hiding a massive secret, sneaking into her boss's bed at night. Instinctively, my free hand dropped to my stomach, flattening against the thick fabric of my sweatshirt. *My peanut.* That’s what it was right now. A tiny, fragile little thing. A fierce, sudden wave of protectiveness surged through me. With this massive storm hitting the house, there was absolutely no way I could tell Eugene or Emily about the pregnancy today. They were already stretched to the breaking point. I had to protect my baby from this mess, even if it meant keeping the truth to myself for now. The study doors clicked open, breaking the tension.

I nodded, “How was it not found on the last ultrasound?” She smiled, “Sometimes, especially in the first trimester, a fetus can hide in the shadows that are created by other organs or behind the first fetus. It looks like your little one was hiding behind its sibling. You’re going to have to keep an eye on that one. Often times, the way they behave in the womb is the way they are in the world. This one likes to hide.”

“It happens but it’s very rare. I’m sure her case is the one out of ten cases to happen but the fact remains that Kelvin will grow suspicious–” “No he won’t,” Cynthia argued. “He doesn’t know a lot about how pregnancies work.” “Well his mum knows how pregnancies are since she’s a mother.” Sammy added. “Maya is just six months pregnant and her belly’s looking like she’s due for delivery. Now imagine what it would look like at nine months.” Cynthia closed her eyes tightly, trying to think on behalf of Maya. There’s absolutely no way to hide a protruding belly. “We can tell him that the baby is overweight or I’ll have Maya wear bigger clothes to partially hide her belly.”

As she stared directly at her stomach through the mirror, her hands ascended and began rubbing it slowly. “Don't hate me for hiding you ok? I know you understand that I'm doing this for both our sakes. When it's the right time everyone will know about you and...” Her speech was suddenly interrupted by her ringtone. Picking up the phone from her reading desk, she swiped on the answer button and placed it on her ear. “Hello, Sir? I will be there in a jiffy.” As soon as Amelia ended the call, she ran to her wardrobe and brought out a cardigan with a pair of jeans and trousers. At least the cardigan will help in hiding the Pregnancy....well that was what she thought.