Mpreg Unexpected Birth Novels & Stories

Was that related to her pregnancy? The doctor paused, his voice carrying a hint of empathy. "Yes, I did visit Meghan when she experienced a fainting episode. Fainting can be attributed to various factors, including hormonal changes during pregnancy. However, without conducting further tests and evaluations, it is difficult to pinpoint the exact cause."

I could smell it clear as day the amount of jealousy Morwenna felt that somebody who didn't even want a child was able to conceive so easily. This pack had a thing for all the babies coming in threes. Currently Tempeste, Ace, and I are all with child. Once one of us gave birth or... miscarried then the next person would get their chance. It was always a thing and I could never understand why the strange occurrence always followed tight groups of people.

The situation was escalating too fast now. Marcus stepped onto the balcony next looking stressed again. “We have another issue.” Nobody even reacted dramatically anymore. We were past that stage. “What now?” Aria asked tiredly. Marcus hesitated briefly. “Your doctor spoke to the press.” Every muscle in my body went still. “What?” Marcus looked furious himself. “Not directly. But someone from the clinic confirmed pregnancy complications caused by emotional stress.” Aria stared at him in disbelief. “They leaked medical information again?” Marcus nodded grimly. “And now every news outlet is reporting concern for the baby.”

“She doesn’t even know yet. I know she wasn’t pregnant when Reggie slept with her, so it had to happen while I was on recon or in Seattle. I can’t wait until she figures it out. Of course, she won’t be allowed to fight with us.” “Absolutely not. My Rena won’t be doing anything to risk that baby. We’ll just have to fight harder without her. She can guard the camp with all the other non-combat mates and expectant mothers.” Indie said. “Okay, I need to get to my Dennis. How do I look?” “Beautiful as our mother. Enjoy your time. Don’t get knocked up.” Madison teased. “Not possible, but that’s not gonna stop me from trying.” Indie laughed. She walked to the other edge of the clearing and through

"Yes, Grace, you're pregnant. Happy birthday! This is truly a special day for you. Congratulations, my dear." Overwhelmed with emotion, Grace leapt from the examination table and threw her arms around Ava, holding her tightly. They laughed and cried together, sharing in the joy of this precious moment. After all the disappointment and heartache, this pregnancy was a beacon of hope, a symbol of new beginnings.

"Don't worry, we'll talk once you're okay this time, and Daddy will be overjoyed when he finally finds out about the second time you woke up." "B-but how come I gave birth to my child and was completely unaware of it?" "We're here in Philadelphia, USA. There's a lot of equipment here that was popular with your condition when you were menstruating and unconscious then... They did the process even if you didn't have a Cesarean procedure. You're only a year old now, if that's what you're wondering, honey!" "H-Hadley," she says. "Do you have a question, honey?" Margaux locked her gaze on Hadley, attempting to resurrect her memory of her past interactions with him. However, it was only a blank as

I could imagine her rolling her eyes, making me chuckle. "Sorry. I have been really busy." "Ohhhh, with Jake I bet." I could hear her teasing voice. This time I was the one that rolled my eyes, "no, with my family idiot." She laughed, "but really how are stuffs with Jake?" "He is not bad." I shrugged. "And?" "We agreed to co-parent together when I give birth and he will help through the period of the pregnancy." "That is good. That is a start." A start?? "A start to what?" I voiced out my thoughts.

(Third person Pov) As the days passed, Apung settled back into her life as a timawa. She found solace in her daily routines, enjoying the simple pleasures of life. However, one day, while she was going about her chores, she suddenly felt dizzy and fainted. Her cousin, who was nearby, rushed to her side to help her. As her cousin tried to revive her, she noticed that Apung's pulse was racing. She took a closer look and realized that Apung's pulse was not just fast, but also irregular. Her cousin's eyes widened as she made the connection - Apung was pregnant.

"Yes you're probably right. He works a lot but he loves it. He does things that he could have assigned to someone else. He made the Gamma role irrelevant so we don't have one. I wonder what I would do without him. Anyways, that's enough talk on that. About the pregnancy…" I lay in bed next to Magnus, feeling my stomach swell with new life. I was so excited to be pregnant with his child. I knew that he would be a wonderful father. I was also excited about the baby, but I was also a little bit nervous. I had never been a mother before and I didn't know what to expect. But I knew that I had Magnus and he would be there to support me every step of the way.

Seven months after tremors stopped. Maya was pregnant. First pregnancy in network since apocalypse began. First new life conceived in world where reality had nearly ended. First child who would be born into collective consciousness. The announcement sent shockwaves through network. Joy and terror mixed equally. A baby. New life. Hope for future. But also—what would pregnancy mean for someone carrying fragments? What would birth mean? Would child carry fragments too? Would screaming transfer? Would baby be born already collective? Questions no one could answer. Territory entirely unknown. Pregnancy in fragmented human. Birth in collective consciousness. Child of apocalypse survivors.