Pregnant Judy Hopps Novels & Stories

“I think you got a point, Carter. I also think I know the perfect person to deputize. He’s responsible, he can handle himself, and he’s a hell of a man.” Jodi kept her hands from trembling as she paid the clerk for two home pregnancy tests. She had to drive to Phoenix to buy them. She really didn’t know if there was a store back in town that sold pregnancy tests. Even if there was, she wasn’t going to shop for one there. The gossip of her being pregnant would spread like wildfire.

to which I answered sincerely. They were wise but horribly impartial and I really didn't know what was going to be said to me next. My eyes were blurry. I was stressed. He said it was important for me to be accepted into their community. I had no right to fail. - More tears! I cursed angrily while wiping my eyes. However, I'm not usually a fountain! -I would have thought the opposite though... I jumped and turned to face Bishop Jobediah's son. The somewhat haughty young man! In fact he still had the same expression as earlier...with a few nuances. I suppose it's always interesting to sympathize with the son of an influential man.

Gregory said. "Oh please, don't I have ears?" "Judy, what is wrong with her?" Gregory asked her "What I want to say is that she is stressed up, that is why she is always passing out and she needs..." "Doctor, why are you lying? You should not be scared of him, I know what you want to say is, she is pregnant." "Craig!" Gregory called him, he looked at Gregory with all seriousness. "What is it?" He asked and turned to Judy. "Just tell us the kind of food she will need to eat because she is pregnant."

As she remembered the possibility of losing the job, a cold shiver ran down her spine. It is humiliating just to notice that these things are happening to her, but when, she had her own reasons coming to his house a day earlier, she needed to build her way in so that she can be chosen, and although such a thing had happened already, what's her fate now? what will Azariah even though with the other girls that will be coming tomorrow? Will he still interview them to know which one is compatible to be the mother of his kids?

“Already? I thought you were unstoppable.” “I was… ten minutes ago.” Jess laughed softly. Apollo’s arm tightened around her almost unconsciously. He felt it too, the fragile sense of peace. And he did not take it for granted. “Juice break?” Jess suggested. “Yes please mommy,” Phoe answered immediately. As she stood, Apollo caught her wrist gently. “You should sit,” he murmured. “I’m pregnant, Apollo, not made of glass.” “You are carrying my children,” he corrected calmly. “Which makes you very close to sacred.”

My father said and this is my story, everything went well despite the struggle, unity and love always win and not quite long, my sister's second chance mate happened to be James and I just confirmed I am with a child, Nick and Estella are so happy about the news and I hope it’s a boy so Estslla can have a brother. THE END

She stared at Joyce, not recognising her. "Oh, this is Joyce, my best friend," Camille introduced. Joyce stretched out her hand. "Hi, Ms Elizabeth, I'm Joyce." Ms Elizabeth accepted her hand. "Happy to meet you, Joyce." Her eyes dropped to Joyce's bulging stomach. "Wow, you're pregnant too. Is this some sort of friendship goal?" Joyce and Camille laughed. "I guess we could call it that," Joyce responded shyly. Ms Elizabeth smiled, then turned to Camille. "How are you feeling?"

**Naomi’s POV** I held the cold metal railing tightly as I walked into the hospital hallway. My legs felt weak. My heart pounded like it wanted to break through my chest. “Congratulations, Mrs. Ashford,” the doctor said with a smile I couldn’t feel. “You’re eight weeks pregnant.” I froze. Pregnant. Me. For **him**. The man I married a year ago, but who never loved me. The man who already had his eyes on another woman. Valentina.

The woman studied his face for a long, agonizing moment, and Kael could see her weighing something — loyalty against whatever instinct told her the truth needed to come out eventually, one way or another. "She had the baby three days ago," the woman said finally, and Kael's knees nearly gave out with the relief of it, the words landing like something physical. "A girl. Healthy, from what the hospital told me." "Where." His voice had gone to almost nothing. "Please. Where is she."