Novel & Cerita Pregnant Ino

Rino stopped abruptly, he looked at me, his eyes dark and swimming with a vulnerability he rarely showed, before turning his gaze toward his son. "Remo," Rino said. Remo looked up, locked his phone and sat up straight, his shoulders squaring off just like his father's. Beside him, Adelina shifted, her eyes darting between Rino and me. "Yeah, Dad? What's up?" Remo asked. Rino ran a hand over his face, looking uncharacteristically flustered. He opened his mouth, closed it, and then finally just blurted it out, "Your stepmother... Alessia... she’s pregnant."

Even now, I didn't know whether I had made the right choice. My hand slowly moved to my stomach. There was nothing to see yet. No obvious bump. No movement. Nothing that would tell anyone looking at me that my entire life had changed. But I knew there was a baby inside me. My baby. The thought still felt strange. For years, I had watched other women announce their pregnancies. I had spent so much time believing that maybe something was wrong with me. Marcus had made sure of that. His words still lived somewhere in my head, even though I wished they didn't.What kind of woman can't give her husband a child?

She stopped at the door and looked back at him, "For what?" "Isn't it customary to congratulate a woman when she's pregnant?"1 Leida and Sig shared a shocked look. "P-pregnant?" Sig almost whispered reverently. "Oh...you didn't know?" Kendrick's tone sounded equally shocked. Sig looked at the giant questioningly, "How do you know?" Kendrick smelled the air, "Females always give off a different scent when they're pregnant...richer...deeper."+ Leida placed a hand against her stomach and Sig's jaw forgot how to close. Stunned, she slowly entered the house and closed the door.

The next morning, the doctor confirmed it. "Approximately sixteen weeks pregnant," she said, making notes on her clipboard. "You'll need prenatal vitamins, regular checkups. If you're sentenced to prison time, I'll recommend transfer to a facility with proper medical care for pregnant inmates." “Sixteen weeks?” I blurted. “Why didn’t I know I was pregnant for sixteen whole weeks and that’s about…” I did a little calculation with my fingers. “Four months?” I almost screamed. "It's more common than you'd think, especially under extreme stress. Your body can suppress the usual signs. Given your circumstances; the arrest, the hearings—it's not surprising you didn't notice. What matters is that y

“I’m sorry, Nico.” Nico swallowed. “It’s okay. You were saving the world. And being secretly pregnant. What the hell, dude.” “I could say the same about you,” Noel muttered. Silence. Noel blinked. “Wait. What?” Nico’s lips curved into a nervous smile. “Yeah… about that.” Aria perked up. “Oh no.” “I’m pregnant too,” Nico said, eyes wide. “WHAT THE..” Noel stopped himself just in time, checking on the dozing Mei. “You’re what?!”

My body remembered the weight of him in my arms, so small, so light, so silent, and every cell in me understood what she was about to say one heartbeat before she said it. "I'm pregnant," she said.

I asked fearing the safety of my pregnant mate while going out for a hunt. “I am only pregnant, Ty. Not weak,” Kai scoffed. “I am fully capable of going on a hunt,” he snorted. “The Alpha is right, Ty. It will be better for the pup and him to hunt. Just remember to not exert yourself, Alpha because this is only a three month pregnancy and there will be very fast changes during the next two months. So the fatigue and pain will be higher than a normal pregnancy too. I am prescribing you a medicine for cramps and pains but you can have it only once in a day when you do not feel well,” Ingrid instructed.

I asked fearing the safety of my pregnant mate while going out for a hunt. “I am only pregnant, Ty. Not weak,” Kai scoffed. “I am fully capable of going on a hunt,” he snorted. “The Alpha is right, Ty. It will be better for the pup and him to hunt. Just remember to not exert yourself, Alpha because this is only a three month pregnancy and there will be very fast changes during the next two months. So the fatigue and pain will be higher than a normal pregnancy too. I am prescribing you a medicine for cramps and pains but you can have it only once in a day when you do not feel well,” Ingrid instructed.

That was also when I was forced to another reality, that I had to go on with a marriage that didn't count, one that involved Camilla, and so she gave birth to the pregnant woman that I am in. I pushed everything to the back of my mind, my fingers curled on my lap, and suddenly it turns. I have a feeling that it has very little to do with the déjà vu, and more to do with the fact that this time I'm heading over to Italy and on a search for Jasmine.

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