Pregnant Chipmunk Behavior Novels & Stories

The thought made him feel heavier than he expected. A few days ago, late at night, he had searched about pregnancy. He just sat with his phone, scrolling quietly, reading things he had never cared about before. Mood swings, Cravings, Sensitivity. Pregnant women often crave spicy food. Salty snacks, Sweets, Junk food. He looked at Riyana again. She barely ate snacks. She was careful. Health conscious. Disciplined to a fault. He doubted she would ever openly ask for chips or chocolates. She would probably suppress it. And Ignore it. Tell herself it was unnecessary.

I paused to allow everyone to be able to extend congratulations to Kenneth and Phoebe. “So that leads me to a couple of questions which can give me direction on decisions that need to be made. First, because I am unfamiliar with the process, can she-wolves shift throughout their pregnancy? Now I realize that Phoebe shifted for the pack run the night of the full moon, but is that an exception and not the norm?” I asked, waiting for someone to respond.

Her excitement filled my heart with joy. "That's right, my love. We'll be attending the mating ceremony of one of the strongest packs in the world," I smiled, then laid my head back on the bed. She nestled beside me with her head on my chest, her hand gently caressing my body. I kissed her forehead and tenderly stroked her thick hair as my thoughts consumed me once again. It has already been three months since I became pregnant. My stomach was starting to protrude noticeably. These days, I hardly ate any food to avoid drawing attention because I didn't want to risk anything that might make my stomach appear more prominent.

Raif is purring loud enough to practically bring down the rafters in our bedroom and somehow my pups don’t seem to care that I’M the one who is just as uncomfortable as they are. Echo hasn’t gotten any stronger during my pregnancy and I’m not surprised. As soon as my Alpha pups started getting too jammed up in my stomach, they started kicking; kicking my bladder, kicking my kidneys, and kicking my ribs, sometimes hard enough to crack them. Obviously at least one of them has her father’s strength. ‘What can we do to help you?’ Quirin asks in my mind so I can hear him over Raif’s rumbling purr. ‘Put me out of my misery?’

“A seizure? That’s strange for a pregnant she-wolf. Is that even possible? She’s strong. She shouldn’t be having something like this. What the hell is going on with her? Tell me the truth. No sugarcoating.” Maria nodded slowly, exchanging a glance with Alma. “Harper’s pregnancy has been showing unusual symptoms from the beginning. We suspected it had something to do with her foetus. The way her power reacts… it’s not normal. It’s like the pregnancy is draining her in ways we’ve never seen before. It’s worrying us, Alpha. We’ve never dealt with anything like this in all our years.”

Then I could maybe sneak it in to whatever I brought the bitch to taste. ***** Melody’s POV I had a nagging feeling on my mind all day, like I could feel someone sending me bad vibrations. I absently patted my stomach, no bump visible yet; but I swore the area was more tight. I was on my way to the office as moral support. Chip and Heather were finally able to get a genetics test for their pup, the anticipation palatable in the air. “Oh, Melody! You’re just in time.” Heather had an envelope in her hands when I got there, Chip holding her tightly from a chair. There were leftover dumplings from this morning on the table, half eaten from the nervous pair. Chip had graduated from the wheelchair

They listened to their friends ramble about everything they did during the day at dinner, and that's how they spent their last night in Tokyo. The pack was supposed to go to London next, but Allen had a doctor's appointment she couldn't miss. They were sad but understood that the health of the pups was important. Being four months pregnant was taking its toll on Allen. Her belly was freaking huge; he couldn't see his legs as he stood up. She was sore all over, her bobbs were sensitive, she was horny and hungry all the time, and her emotions were all over the place. Some days she would cry for hours for no reason, and Sebestian didn't know what to do. Allen would yell at him out of the blue,

"But eventually, you'll have to face what he did to you. Process it. Let it fuel your transformation instead of consuming you." I looked down at my stomach. Still flat. Still showing no sign of the life growing inside. "The baby," I said quietly. "Is it—" "Alive. Strong." Nyx didn't turn around. "Hybrid development is different from pure wolf pregnancies. The child will be both wolf and Chimera. Unprecedented, as far as I know." "Dangerous?" "Potentially. But also powerful." She glanced back at me. "You'll need to be careful during your pregnancy. Shifting while carrying a child is risky. Your body might reject the transformation, or the baby might not survive the magical flux."

I straightened myself and crossed my arms, but before I could reply to him, my mother cut in. "And I thought you two were discussing some important matters aside from those little creatures who eat nuts," My mother stated, looking at both of us, "A pup is now entering our world, but the two of you are fighting over chipmunks?" she then looked at me, "You are needed inside, dear," I lowered my head, "I'm sorry mother, I'll be there now." My mom lead the way but before she entered the room she turned around and looked at Hunter. "Chipmunks mostly live in the ground, Hunter."

Even if you didn't your wolves should be acting up by now because they should be able to sense the difference,' num said to Roy and Roman. 'Our wolves have been overly protective of her these past days but that is normal, I think,' Roman said looking disturbed. 'What are you talking about mum?' I asked. 'I think you are pregnant,' mum said to our utmost shock. 'Pregnant? I don't feel pregnant,' I said incredulously. 'You are pregnant dear girl that is why your scent shifted and your mates are more protective. You need to get your mind prepared. Their protectiveness will get worse with time,' mum said smiling.