Got Her Pregnant Novels & Stories

she inquired, her tone laced with both concern and intrigue. "Grandma, we have wonderful news - we're pregnant," I announced with a radiant smile, excitement bubbling within me. "What? You're pregnant?" Grandma Adaline exclaimed, her surprise shown in her reaction. "Yes, Grandma, it's true," I confirmed, my voice filled with joy and anticipation for the journey ahead. Moved by the revelation, Grandma Adaline approached me, her eyes glistening with happiness and wonder as she Placed her hand gently on my belly. This was indeed one of the best day of my life.

I rushed over to her and locked arms with her. " Mum, I was looking for you at the hospital." " Yes, I was discharged yesterday and a good looking gentleman offered to give us a ride. He said he knew you." " Mum you can't be trusting strangers like that." I whined. " My guts told me he was good." I rolled her eyes at how wrong she was. " I hope your guts won't fail you one day." " Don't worry, it won't dear." " Have you met my daughter, Harriet?" She asked the young lady who was smiling in a corner.

And she had said it herself that she couldn't get pregnant. Now, her stomach curved outward, round and unmistakable. She was pregnant. My breath caught somewhere between confusion and realization. I was certain of what I was seeing. But it didn't make any sense. Something was not right.

Had the moon goddess finally heard her? Quickly, she looked down at her belly and placed her open palm on it. “You mean I... I'm pregnant?” she asked, still incredulous. “Yes, my daughter. You're pregnant with Daniel's child! Our plan worked!” the woman said, completely happy.

Standing up abruptly, I strided towards where she was standing. “What's wrong?” I asked, holding her hands softly and directly leading her to the chair. Her body shook slightly, but she didn't say anything. “Did anyone hurt you?” I asked again, this time my glares were deadly. “No… no one hurt me,” she responded and I toned down my deadly aura. “Tell me, what happened?” She sat upright, her eyes met mine. “I am pregnant,” She announced and my eyes glistened, a smile written on my face as I pulled her into a hug.

"Thank God. And the baby?" The doctor paused. He looked down at his clipboard, then back up at Sebastian. His silence was deafening. "Mr. Thorne... there is something you need to know," the doctor said quietly. Sebastian's heart dropped into his stomach. "What is it? Tell me!" The doctor stepped closer, lowering his voice. "The poison Victoria used... it was designed to terminate the pregnancy. It didn't work." Sebastian frowned. "What do you mean it didn't work? Is the baby okay?"

“You've endured such a difficult procedure over and over again for three years… all on your own.” Sabina smiled bitterly, her beautiful eyes suddenly glistening with tears. “It made me keep wondering what was wrong with my body, why I couldn't get pregnant. And when I found out another woman was carrying my husband's child, I started wondering even more about which one of us was actually the problem.” “I'm sure the problem isn't with you,” Gerald reassured her warmly, giving her hand a gentle squeeze. “This time, it's going to work.” He reached out and tenderly wiped away the tear trickling from the corner of Sabina's eye.

That was exactly the path she was already walking him down, whether she meant to or not. They reached a park crowded with tourists and couples. Some were taking photos, others walked hand in hand under the trees. The ordinary happiness around them felt almost unreal after the suite. Georgia talked for a while about small, ordinary things, including stories from years of working under Vincenzo until the mood between them finally loosened enough for her to smile. Then she said it. “I’m pregnant. I took a test yesterday.”

It was the seven year of our marriage. I found my wife's prenatal test report. She was three months pregnant. After seven childless years, I should have been overjoyed. Except I'd had a vasectomy. I confronted her with the report in hand. She barely reacted. "Is that all the grace you have? This child is innocent. If you choose me, you accept him too. Can't you even make room for one child? No wonder you'll never make anything of yourself." I saw the contempt in her eyes. And just like that, I gave up on her completely. Seven years of marriage, seven years of deferring to her in everything, and all I got in return was betrayal.

She gasps. “I need another kiss,” I tell her, planting down her neck, her chest. I kiss her everywhere I can, lingering on her stomach. For a moment, I pause, my trembling fingers brushing over the tiny bump I didn't happen to notice until now. Reality hits me hard. She's pregnant. She went out tonight risking both her life and that of our pup, and she doesn't even know it. I can't help but wonder for how long she'll stay like this, what it is that I'll do when she starts to notice. I have to get Aeliana back.