Cerita Pembantu Hamil Novels & Stories

"I didn’t do anything. But if I had to guess, you’re about to give birth." Her eyes flew wide. "Give birth? That’s impossible! I’m only a little over three months pregnant!" I tilted my head and smiled. "Didn’t you notice? The charm you gave me… It’s right over there." I pointed toward the yard. "My mom insisted on raising that old sow, no matter how much I tried to talk her out of it. It just so happened to be pregnant too, so to make her happy, I hung your charm on it. I figured it might help it deliver more piglets."

"I got pregnant, and he was terrified. He kept pressuring me to get rid of the baby. When I refused, he pushed me down a flight of stairs..." She placed a hand on her now-flat stomach. Hatred blazed in her eyes. "I killed him for revenge. And while I was at it, I helped you get rid of a worthless piece of trash." The floating comments exploded. [I knew it! I knew Herman was cheating!] [That plot twist just gave me chills!] The baby sniffled miserably. [Mommy, I'm sorry. I didn't know...] I gently stroked my stomach, trying to comfort the baby.

She felt a connection to something greater, a force beyond herself, guiding her through the magical experience of pregnancy. As her due date approached, Zara's excitement and anticipation reached new heights. She meticulously prepared the nursery, folding tiny clothes and arranging stuffed animals with tender care. Every step of the way, Kai and Luna Queen Nina were by her side, offering their unwavering support and love. The night of her labor finally arrived. Zara felt a mix of nervousness and exhilaration as she and Kai rushed to the hospital, hands tightly clasped together. Luna Queen Nina was there too, her calming presence a source of strength for Zara.

"I was in a slump abroad at that time, and I was fighting a bunch of children and some homeless people every day for food. As I kept fighting, my belly also gradually got bigger. To be honest, even I, myself, could not guarantee that I could still give birth to my children. Where was I supposed to go and deliver my children? I could not guarantee all that. I was simply thinking at that time, it would be also good for me to die together with my children and have my children keep me accompanied in my belly for just one more day. Perhaps God had seen that I've suffered so much. Perhaps God saw that my belly was truly too big. Suddenly, one day, I was taken home by a couple. That was a couple wh

Lord, help me. “Thank you for telling me that, sweetheart. Tell Daddy everything you know about her so-called ‘boyfriends and suitors.’ I want names.” I’m doomed. This is what I get for being too pretty! Eyyy! Help! (´ω`) AUTHOR’S NOTE: You can read the story of Papa Kel and Mama Briannah on the D****E and YUGTO apps. TITLE: I Got Pregnant by Mr. Stranger: The Miracle Babies (Completed) My other stories on D****e and Yugto App:

'' ''Is that why you always support your stomach? ''Yes... I'm just trying to make my womb get enough time until it's time to give birth... That's why I made support to support my stomach,'' Anindira replied, ''But I'm grateful, Hans tried very hard for me and for them ... Hans and Gavriel became very good *incubators for them. Now they are healthier and more agile...'' "Uncle Halvir, Uncle Hans, and Uncle Gavriel often look sorry to see that you have difficulty moving when your stomach is big..." said Lila, looking sad.

She haven't still beloved that she is pregnant, but as the weeks tuned to months, and her tummy that used to be very goat, started to form a round shape around it's belly button, she began to believe gradually, that she really, could be pregnant. Mrs Fire and Blair, were very supportive of her, and they help her through it all, she didn't want to stress her maidens, but they didn't mind, they were always available at her call. They wouldn't even want to see her lift anything from the floor, it was like the long awaited victory had finally come. The maidens would bring things to her, even when she didn't ask, they just feel she needs something, they will bring it to her for refreshment.

Nothing about me screamed pregnant. And yet— “The baby is stable,” the doctor continued. “Your fainting wasn’t caused by the pregnancy itself. It was stress, exhaustion, and vitamin deficiency. But the pregnancy is there.” My throat tightened. A baby. I didn’t know how long I sat there staring at the edge of her desk, replaying everything in my head. The passing out. The exhaustion. The emotions that felt too big for my body lately. It all rearranged itself into something terrifyingly logical.

What he didn't know was that the woman, once told she might never conceive, was now carrying his child. "Baby, you've been distracted all month. Are you still worried about not being able to get pregnant? I love you. As long as you're by my side, it doesn't matter if we never have children." His gentle voice filled my ears. I stared blankly at him, only to notice the book in his hands—The Pregnancy Guide. The memory of the hospital surged up all at once, and a bitter smile tugged at my lips. River must have noticed the change in my expression because he quickly tried to cover the book title. "It's for a distant relative—an aunt of mine. She's having a geriatric pregnancy, and her health is f

She didn't need a man to complete her family. Celine's pregnancy was progressing and she was starting to show more with each passing day. Her employees, especially those who were already mothers, began to offer her advice and tips on how to have a successful delivery. They shared their experiences and told her what to expect during labor and delivery. Celine listened intently, taking notes and asking questions. She was grateful for their advice and support.