Lucy Pregnancy Novels & Stories

I stammered, not knowing what particularly to say. “You will what?” Lucy swallowed hard, waiting for my response. “I don’t know…I don’t know,” I said, tears welling at the corner of my eyes, and Lucy pulled me into a tight hug, her hand petting my back gently. “It’s okay, but come to think of it, how did Liam quickly know you are pregnant?” She asked, and I stepped back from the hug, my eyes and hand on my stomach. “He said he could smell it,” I replied, and Lucy's mouth fell apart.

While they ate, Raeleigh noticed Lucy Wagner's washed-out face and asked her, "Are you pregnant?" Lucy Wagner looked up at her. "I am indeed pregnant. Stuart wouldn't let me work. I can only manage the Richards family here or occasionally go back to my parents' place. In the past, my family didn't have much money and the house was small. Now it has become bigger, and with all my relatives coming to visit, I don't want to go back." "Congratulations." Raeleigh gave a smile. Then Lucy whined out, "I don't know how it could be so severe. No matter what I eat, I'll puke it back out. I only felt a bit better when I ate light, clear foods."

Then another call came in right after — Sarah’s best friend, the one who had been texting about “weird vibes at the house lately.” The phone kept vibrating insistently between them. Lucy looked at her new family, hand resting on her stomach where their baby was already growing, cum still drying on her thighs. “Looks like we can’t hide this forever.”

“I heard about the gathering and I just had to stop by. You look…wow. Pregnancy is really doing a number on you, huh? Your face is so puffy now. And that hoodie? Honey, it’s swallowing you. You used to be so cute and put-together. Now you just look tired. But don’t worry, I brought you something.” She held up the bag like it was a peace offering. “It’s this really good concealer. Covers the dark circles and the bloating. Trust me, you’ll feel so much better once you start using it. No one wants to look like they’re falling apart when they’re supposed to be glowing, right?” My cheeks burned. I suddenly felt huge and gross and exposed, even though there was barely anything there yet. I pulled

As I turned back toward my territory, she stirred faintly, whispering through half-conscious lips, “Please… don’t take my baby.” The words hit harder than I wanted to admit. A Luna carrying a pup. In Silvercrest, that should’ve been a blessing not something to fear. “Sleep,” I muttered, though she couldn’t hear me. “You’re safe here.” By the time we reached the pack house, the storm had quieted. My Beta, Kael, met me at the entrance, eyes widening when he saw her. “Moon above, Lucien. That’s” “I know who it is,” I cut him off.

I asked. He looked at me, then smiled softly. “Relax, Mr. Shane. It’s good news.” “Good news?” I repeated. “Just tell me.” He patted my shoulder. “Congratulations. She’s pregnant. You’re going to be a father.” For a few seconds, I couldn’t speak. My mind went blank. “Pregnant?” I whispered. “Yes,” he said with a smile. “You’ll be a dad.” I turned my eyes toward Lucy. She looked peaceful in her sleep. Everything hit me all at once—her question earlier, her tears, her mood swings. She had been trying to tell me.

He’s so darn cute. “They’re here!” Debbie’s voice sounds a second layer. Eric gives me a playfully sarcastic shocked expression. I laugh and toss the back of my hand against his chest. “I’ll go get them,” I say and rise to my feet. Eric hurries to help me stance. “I’m only in the first trimester,” I tell him, “I’m fully capable of getting up on my feet,” Eric ignores me. Considering how traumatic Liam’s birth went he’s been extra cautious despite the fact that Liam has is perfectly healthy and exactly within normal range of his peers. Still, I’d be lying if I said I didn’t enjoy Eric’s attentiveness.

One week after the incident at the old kasil. Amelia felt her stomach ache a little. She was now three months pregnant, and although it wasn't big yet, it was already protruding. "Amelia, you'd better rest a lot for a while because you look so tired," Elara said with concern. "Okay." Amelia closed the book she had gotten from the oracle's room. Amelia left the reading room, the woman walked to the room next to Anya's.

Liam said, guilt evident in his voice. “It's not your fault, Liam,” Lucy assured. When she found out she was pregnant, She had gone to Doctor Philips, he had done a check up on her and even told her about the possibility of her having a miscarriage because of her health. But she never told Liam about it. Instead, she took it as a sign to reunite him with Abigail. Lucy took Liam's hand in hers. “And as for our baby, don’t feel guilty about that. It will always have a place in our heart.” She said.

"A woman who sleeps her way into another woman's marriage doesn't become classy by talking big. It just makes her look cheap." "You're dead!" Clara snapped completely. She lunged forward and shoved me. Eight months pregnant, my reflexes were already slow. The push came fast and hard — I couldn't brace myself. I stumbled backward, and my lower back slammed into the edge of the table. The pain exploded through my abdomen like a bomb. My vision went black. I wrapped my arms around my belly on instinct, barely able to stay on my feet. Clara seemed startled by the impact — a flicker of panic crossed her face — but a second later, she set her jaw and glared at me, refusing to show weakness.