Hamil Muda Perut Terasa Kencang Novels & Stories

I called out, rushing into the living room. She was clutching her belly, her face pale and tense. “Thiago, I—I think I’m having cramps.” My heart stopped for a second before surging into overdrive. I dropped to my knees in front of her, my hands hovering near hers as panic crept into my voice. “Cramps? How bad? Where exactly?” “It’s... not unbearable, but it’s sharp,” she said, her voice trembling. “I don’t know what’s happening. Is it normal?”

Maybe he was right. Maybe I should rest. Maybe— A strange tightening gripped my lower stomach. I froze. It wasn’t a kick. The baby had been practicing those for weeks now — sharp little jabs that made me gasp and glare at my own belly. This was different. Slow. Deep. Like an invisible hand had wrapped around my insides and squeezed. I shifted slightly. Raiden noticed immediately. Of course he did. “What is it?” he asked, his voice low but alert.

Nana leads me to the door but I stop and turned to her. "Why is he always going home late these days?" I questioned. "He must be busy at work, Serena. Come on, let's head inside. You're already twenty-nine weeks pregnant. Don't strain yourself." Yeah, my stomach is almost as big as the watermelon. My little bean is coming and I'm excited. The last few months is not easy for me. My illness sometimes attacked me, hardly breathing and my chest is aching. I sometimes feel dizziness, leg cramp, and constipation, and it starts to itch my tummy and my skin. My doctor said that the symptoms I'm experiencing are only normal for my pregnancy, especially since my due date is coming next month.

“It’s a yes or no, Nomes. And don’t lie to me. If you are in pain, then I’m taking you in.” She threw her hands up in frustration. “It’s not pain! It’s just tightening.” I eyed her angrily for a moment before pulling my phone out to call Caroline, who answered on the first ring. “Good morning, Mr. Gerrett. Is everything okay?” she asked. “I don’t know. Naomi’s stomach is moving by itself, and it’s not the baby. She also said that there is a tightness at times. You’ve had a baby before. Do I need to take her into the hospital?”

“Mom, I'm feeling some abdominal pain. I'm not sure if I'm going into labor early.” Audrey replied swiftly, “Don’t panic. I’m almost there. Have you eaten something? Grab something to eat if you haven’t. For your first pregnancy, it doesn’t usually happen so quickly. There will be some pain for a while, and for some people, it might even last a day or two before giving birth.

“Do you know how weird this feels? Like popcorn popping in my stomach. Stop it!” But of course, bean didn’t stop. I rubbed the curve of my belly, tracing circles. “You’re torturing me, you know that? Eight months I’ve carried you, waddling like a penguin, peeing every five seconds, eating like a cow, leaking like a faucet—and now you give me hiccups?” The hiccups continued, soft but constant, making my stomach twitch.

I jolted by Celestine's sudden presence croaking out, pedantically. I shot her a face before I answered. "I am enjoying the view," I said then scanned her up and down. "I thought you were going to fix yourself first? You're fast," I continued in a creased forehead. Having a heavy swollen abdomen was really not easy. It makes every pregnant woman to move slow and short. But, this woman was so fast for a usual preggy. "Fast?!" she screeched. "I fixed myself for almost half an hour and it was still fast? When you are pregnant, how long does it take you to compose yourself? Hours?" She was really sassy.

The idea of going through another nine months of morning sickness scared the shit out of me, so I started a low dose pill that same day. Gently running his hand over the scar my husband is fascinated with, Rowen asks, "Does it feel different? When you orgasm?" Shifting into him, it takes me a second to decide how to answer. "A little. It sounds really unsexy to talk about." "Humor me," he says with a kiss to my neck. "You know physically when I orgasm, my entire uterus tightens up, right?" "Mmhmm." More kisses. "It's like I can feel where the incision was. It doesn't hurt or anything. It's just… I don't know. Maybe it's tighter? That's the only way I can describe it."

Is it right, I'm giving birth now? The doctor's assistant welcomed us very well. I also convey the complaints that I feel. "A common complaint for 8 months of pregnancy is an increase in false contractions, or what is called Braxton-Hick Contraction. Namely, a feeling of tightness in the abdomen or uterus that comes and goes occasionally. This can occur due to dehydration, sexual activity, or fatigue. , try changing your posture, taking a warm bath, or drinking water." so the doctor explained. I was having fake contractions.

I reached out and touched my baby bump, pressing my hand on my stomach without thinking. A small pain twisted inside me again. I pressed too hard. I winced as the pain shot through my body, adrenaline pulsing through my veins. The shaman noticed immediately. His eyes narrowed slightly. “I honestly want you to know that you are not cursed and your baby is going to be fine. All you are experiencing is the reaction of your baby and your hormones. There is nothing unusual about it. It's pretty normal for pregnant women.” I heaved a sigh and ran my fingers through my hair. I knew I had called the wrong shaman.