Pregnant Bird Novels & Stories

The animals I like to hunt the most are birds. Why? That's because birds are like the freest animals. Flying in the air, seeing everything below is so small. But when their wings broke, they fell to the ground. I felt satisfaction as if that little happiness didn't last long. "What do you think you're doing now? Make a pregnant woman stand for a long time? waiting for you to finish your mocktail?" Harper quipped at me. From the movement of her eyes, I could see her tracing the curves of my body. But she didn't seem to dare glance below my waist. This is fun; they say pregnant women have uncontrolled hormones. In that case? What about making her sexually attracted to me?

Between the stone pillars, beautiful birds fly within the canopy of a lush, green forest. “They are so beautiful,” a young woman with dark brown skin and a large smile looks down at me and my clutch. I am in dragon form, my body still wrapped tightly around them providing my babies with warmth as they grow a little bit larger. “Eight eggs, such a blessing!” You were one of eight too, you know.”

The new chick that is the size of the Philippine eagle is beyond your imagination. I don't know what color this bird is or what kind of bird is in front of us now, but I only know one thing. We are dealing with no normal bird today. The color of the beak of the said creature is blue like its eyes. It has no feathers because it is a new hatch.

She had put it all together. I had always known this day would come. I just thought I’d have more time. --- The memory slammed into me without warning. I was twenty again, standing in my tiny bathroom on an ordinary Tuesday morning, the tile cold under my bare feet. I held the pregnancy test I’d taken three times because the first two felt too big to be real. Three lines. Same answer every time. What hit me first wasn’t fear. Fear came later, slow and vicious. First came this bright, overwhelming rush of joy that made my hands shake and my throat tighten.

Jade thought of buying some nutritious supplements for Yvonne for her health. When Jade got back home, she went searching for recipes for pregnant women. Then she found out that the pregnant women in Singapore and Hong Kong started eating bird nests two or three months before they got pregnant. Not only that it could strengthen the mother's health, but it could also make the baby stronger in the future, fairer, prettier, and would not get sick easily. A bird nest was a nourishing tonic. Jade's eyes brightened up, she decided to get some bird nests for Yvonne to nourish her body.

After that, she placed a bowl of bird’s nest in front of Xyla, who did not hesitate to pick up her spoon and began eating. Betty then turned her attention to Jeremy, placing another bowl in front of him. He smiled. “Thank you, Betty.” He then picked up his spoon and devoured his portion in large mouthfuls. Betty sat back down after serving Jeremy, without eating the remaining bird’s nest. “Aren’t you going to have some? Why do you never eat any of it?” Jeremy asked. Betty smiled. “No, I don’t like it. You are not feeling well, and Xyla is pregnant. This stuff is good for the baby, so you guys should have more of it.”

Lara had already locked herself in. The soft click of the lock echoed louder than it should have in the quiet room, sealing her away from the rest of the house. She sank onto the edge of the bed and pulled her little white pet bird close to her chest, cradling it protectively as though it were a fragile piece of her own heart. Already an emotional person, the pregnancy hormones hit her hard in that moment. Her chest felt tight, her throat burned, and her eyes stung with unshed tears she didn’t even understand. The bird stirred gently against her, its tiny body warm and alive beneath her fingers.