Embarazada Novels & Stories

A sense of unease settled in my chest, tightening like a knot. As I lathered my hair, I couldn't help but glance at my reflection in the fogged-up mirror. My hand instinctively moved to my abdomen, feeling the slight curve that marked the presence of our unborn child. I was still early in the pregnancy, but the thought of my belly growing larger with each passing month filled me with both excitement and apprehension. I imagined the joy on Azriel's face as he saw the transformation, and it brought a smile to my lips.

Emily’s voice boomed through the room. As she continued to yell, a sharp pain sliced through her abdomen like a dagger, cutting through the haze of her anger and piercing her with a sense of unease. Her hand instinctively moved to cradle her swollen belly, her heart hammering in her chest as a wave of panic washed over her, and the fear of something being wrong with her unborn child tightened its grip around her heart.

In the quiet of her bedroom, Kaitlyn, now well into the end of her second trimester, stood before the mirror. The gentle circles she traced upon her swollen belly bespoke a bittersweet reality. The swell of life within her was not met with the anticipated joy, but rather an ache of longing.

The sun was just beginning to dip below the horizon, casting a golden glow over the sprawling mansion that had, over the past few months, become Emma’s sanctuary. She was standing in front of the mirror, taking in the reflection that stared back at her—both a woman and a force unto herself. The soft, delicate curve of her pregnancy had blossomed, and she was starting to feel the strength that came with it. Her pregnancy was not something she saw as a burden anymore; it was an emblem of her resilience, of all the things she had survived to get to this point.

All her happy feelings had disappeared, replaced by confusion. She's pregnant.

Skylar sat on the edge of the narrow bed in the small spare room Jason had moved her to, her hands resting protectively over her growing belly. She had calculated that she was around six months pregnant, a feat she had managed to keep hidden from Jason for longer than she had thought possible. But now, the signs were becoming too apparent: the leg cramps, the dizzy spells, the swelling in her feet, and the incessant itchiness of her stretched skin.

Aunt Maria scolded mom again as she saw how uncomfortable I was getting because of mom. "There is nothing wrong with Dabria. She has been like this because she is carrying your baby in her womb. Dabria is pregnant with your baby, Zeus." Aunt Maria told us the reason why I was so restless. My eyes widened in shock and I choked on my own saliva. Zeus and I turned to look at each other with shocked looks on our faces.

“You’re pushing her too fast. You’ll burn through her neurons.” > “Her neural pathways are expanding beyond limitation.” “She’s human!” I snapped. The lights flared, and the hum deepened. For a moment, I thought the building itself might shatter. Then, suddenly, silence. Lena took a deep breath, pressing a hand to her abdomen. “Adrian…” “What is it?” She smiled faintly, tears shining in her silver-rimmed eyes. “It’s the baby. I can feel it move.” Every sound in the lab seemed to fade.

The food I ordered would be delivered in a bit, if I got a taxi on time I’d be back at the office to collect it. The words of the doctor was still swirling in my mind as I got in the cab. I wondered if my body was really reacting towards not having the bastard around for three days. Hell was I that use to having him around, well I was pregnant and there was a lot of weird things that seemed to happen while being pregnant any way. Yet still why would my body be in distress not having him around? Placing my hand on my tummy I sighed before whispering. “Do you like him too beanie?”

Adolfo was not able to read her mind. "No. Of course I am happy about it. No words can express how happy I am. It's just that the baby is still in its first trimester. It means that the fetus is not stable yet. Somebody may plot to harm us behind our backs and I cannot afford to lose our child." She expresses her concern that she could face during her pregnancy.