Lumity Pregnant Novels & Stories

And though his words hadn’t been filled with promises and romantic declarations, there had been something raw in his voice—an emotion I hadn’t expected from a man who made power plays before breakfast. Still, it didn’t change the reality. I was pregnant. And now he knew. I kicked off my heels and padded barefoot to the kitchen, pouring myself a glass of water I didn’t really want. My stomach was tight, not from morning sickness but nerves. I hadn’t told anyone else. Not my best friend, not my mom, not even my doctor beyond the confirmation appointment. It was too fragile, too early. Too real. My phone buzzed from the counter. Nathan: I meant what I said. I want to be involved. Let’s take thi

I gain weight as well and my stomach is big now but I can still move around because I'm at five months pregnancy. "Let's cheer for our baby girl," Luxian said softly and raised the wine glass so I raised my wine glass with milk and we cheered at the same time. Linux's music is loud and he is still grinning as if he's at the bar. He looks so happy. They are looking so happy at the gender reveal.

The door opened with Alpha Liam stepping in and watching her baby bump which shows a woman who's ready to give birth anytime soon. "Come in," she replied, tossing her hair backward and walking gently to grab a seat. "I've not seen a man with you for the past one month Lyla. How did you get pregnant? I mean…I'm confused. You don't mind telling me now, do you? "The baby belongs to Kyrian," she replied, staring at Liam who was shocked.

Lilith cursed. "Oh my God, you're so fat," Damon retorted. "You better watch out, because my belly will disappear as soon as the baby is born. Meanwhile, your brain will remain the size of a pea," she quipped. "Now, if you please, I can explain. I love sharing my knowledge with ignorant and stupid people." "You're lucky to be pregnant, and we respect pregnant women around here. Otherwise, we would get into an argument and I would use all my wonderful arguments that I thought of during all the months you've been pregnant," he laughed.

Seeing you always covering your womb in every danger, it's not hard to read that you're trying to save someone and it's your baby." Liam said as he actually knew it for some time. He could sense that her smell was way too strong, just like Ramos, and being his Luna can't be the only reason, then he noticed her always covering her womb with her arms whenever there was a danger in front of her, that's when he understood that she's pregnant. Liam and Crystal kept staring at each other with thousands of emotions floating in their eyes. Liam's eyes were full of forbidden words while Crystal's eyes contained fear, yes fear!

A week had already passed after the dinner party, I ended up going on a quick business trip with the bastard after that and I also had my check up after coming back. The doctor said that the baby was ok and that my body was reacting good to the pregnancy. I had gotten more tonics to help strengthen my body and now I was feeling less faint. Another week and I will be hitting my one month pregnancy mark. That’s when she would show me my baby on the monitor. My belly wasn’t showing up as yet, plus the doctor said that because of my slim figure it would take a while before people started noticing. I had two more months the most before I would have to start telling those close to me. Tom was also

Toru took out his phone to call someone, after five minutes a girl with a well-proportioned figure opened the door and entered. - Hi, I'm Anna. - Hi, my name is Lilly and this is my friend Ammit. - Okay, I'll lie down so you can check. After saying that, she lay down on the bed, and Anna did a general check once. Once done, very quick results. Anna looked at Lily and smiled - Congratulations, you are one month pregnant. - Yes, I thank you. - Congratulations, Lilly After Brittany Snowtening carefully to Anna's instructions, they left the hospital

AVA I couldn’t help but smile as I walked up the driveway, my heart light and full of excitement. The doctor’s words still echoed in my mind. Pregnant. I was carrying Liam’s child—our child. I couldn’t wait to tell him. My hand instinctively went to my stomach, and a soft laugh escaped my lips. This was the moment we had been waiting for, the next step in our lives together.

There was only the sudden, roaring silence of a miracle. Liam stared at her. He blinked, trying to process the data. Pregnant. A baby. A rush of pure, unadulterated adrenaline flooded his system. It wasn't the stress-adrenaline of the boardroom; it was the golden, euphoric adrenaline of victory. "Pregnant?" he repeated. A smile broke across his face—involuntary, wide, radiant. "Aurora, are you serious?" "Yes." He closed the distance between them in two strides. He reached for her, pulling her into his arms. He wanted to lift her, to spin her, to shout at the indifference of the city skyline.

It remained the same, glaring back at me. My legs gave out on me. I slid to the floor, a band of lead wrapped around my chest as I struggled to breathe. I was pregnant.