Pregnant Bird Novels & Stories

"A young woman. Dark hair. She would have arrived here around eight months ago, pregnant, alone." The woman's hand stilled on the counter. Kael saw it — the flicker of recognition, quick and immediate, gone almost as fast as it appeared, replaced by something guarded, protective. "I don't know who you're talking about," she said, but her voice had changed, gone careful in a way that told him everything he needed to know.

Finally, the physician stood and offered us a congratulatory bow. "Congratulations, Draco. Clarice is two months pregnant. Judging by the signs, she should be ready to lay her egg in just a few days!" I had remained calm until that last part. "Wait, what? Lay an egg?" I blinked. "Aren't we talking about having a baby?" Draco chuckled and gently stroked my head, explaining, "The snake clan is a bit different from the others. We lay eggs, then hatch our young." From the moment we confirmed the pregnancy, Draco wouldn't let me lift a finger. He followed me around all day, trying to feed me tonics and supplements.

Anderson took a sip of orange juice then looked back at the book he was reading. -10 Steps to Say Love-, is the title of the book he is reading. "Hey! Are you sure you don't want to swim? If you don't stop reading that book, I'll splash you! Come on, you said you wanted to swim. Why now I'm the one swimming and you're reading instead?" Leonardo shouted from the pool not far from where Anderson sat. Anderson didn't answer. He just waved his hand without looking at Leonardo and continued reading. He plans to tell Zivanna his feelings before Zivanna leaves the hospital. "Hmm, I have to practice." Anderson said alone. "Which woman made you like this?" Suddenly Leonardo was in front of Anderson.

To be honest it was draining me because I actually want the real thing not the dream that leaves me craving for sex everytime. "Not getting enough rest is not healthy for you and the baby. Stress leads to high blood pressure during pregnancy. And this puts you at risk of a serious high blood pressure condition called preeclampsia." "Doctor just tell me how my baby is doing, is the tubal pregnancy confirmed or not?" I asked anxiously. "Luckily, you don't have an ectopic pregnancy. No risk is certain yet. But..." "But what again?" I asked, cutting him off. "Stressing yourself too much can lead to premature birth and having a low- birthweight infant. Your baby is healthy now, so let it remain t

I demanded and he grinned like an excited baby who was handed a cookie. "Seems like we won't be spending our forever alone because we are going to have two more company with us." My brows furrowed at his statement, confused. "You are Pregnant, Little Bird. We are going to be parents!" He exclaimed. My eyes widened and my heart leaped. "What?" My left palm went to my mouth. "You are not trying to pull my legs, are you?" "No, Silly, I'm not." He scolded. "Why do you think you fainted?"

His hands turn into a fist on his sides. In less than a naked eye could blink thrice, a blue colored magnificent bird with huge slender wings flew its way inside the house and swiftly landed on Brylle's left arm looking so dangerously formidable yet graceful. It is a messenger bird, a very intelligent one too. It was actually been the only one of his kind left and existed in all parts of Lheda Kingdom. Nobody would be able to see any other kinds of it again. It also means that only Brylle have this magnificent specie as a pet.

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."

Nothing about me screamed pregnant. And yet— “The baby is stable,” the doctor continued. “Your fainting wasn’t caused by the pregnancy itself. It was stress, exhaustion, and vitamin deficiency. But the pregnancy is there.” My throat tightened. A baby. I didn’t know how long I sat there staring at the edge of her desk, replaying everything in my head. The passing out. The exhaustion. The emotions that felt too big for my body lately. It all rearranged itself into something terrifyingly logical.

Jason nodded and smiled, “I believe it may be stress, there have been rare cases of a hybrid falling pregnant near hours or days after conception, but unless she shows any more signs, like a big belly for instance, I don’t think you’ll have anything to worry about.” Jason replied, “Thank you, Doctor, I do appreciate you coming in today.” I stood and shook his hand,