Pregnant Sans Novels & Stories

"Your wife is pregnant. She's nearly twelve weeks along." McKenzie just blinked at him, stunned. The words echoed in her head like thunder. "She's...what?" "Three months, almost. The fetus is healthy. Strong heartbeat. No signs of miscarriage, thank goodness. She didn't show the usual symptoms early on, which is not uncommon in some cases-especially when the mother is athletic or under little physical strain. But everything looks good." McKenzie's mind reeled. She barely registered the rest of what the doctor said.

I don't know if she is suffering from sickness and I urge her to see a doctor I touch her temperature and is damn hot I wake her up Sir Alex,she said Sorry I wake you up,you need to go home and rest I said and she didn't argue That's means the sickness is really suffering her I felt like crying seeing her in that condition She looks pale She left the office with my driver Jennie, I don't know what's wrong with me Am thinking as if am pregnant so today I decided to go to the hospital After hour of waiting The doctor called me Congratulations madam,you are one month gone He said and I became confused I don't understand I said I mean you are one month pregnant He repeated and his words keep on

"I know I know, I've been thinking of ways to tell him. I get so anxious and scared just thinking about it." "It's just so weird that you don't even show any symptoms or signs at all of being pregnant. No vomiting, no swollen breasts, no nausea, no increased urination, no fatigue, no mood swings. Nothing, nada, zilch." "I guess I'm just that lucky." "I guess you are. Now what do you think?" Grace came out of the changing room in a beautiful purple V-neck dress that stopped at her knee. "I think it looks beautiful on you." I complimented.

Tying my hair back loosely, I applied a light layer of makeup before stepping out with him. As we walked through the resort grounds, something caught my eye. The hot springs were nothing like I had imagined. I had expected one large shared pool, but instead, there were multiple smaller ones, each varying in size and color. Curious, I stepped closer and realized that each pool was infused with different natural elements—rose petals, lavender, milk baths, and more. Following the signs toward the restaurant, a sudden movement ahead made me stop. A large, imposing figure dashed past the pathway. My curiosity piqued, I quickened my pace and soon spotted it—a massive dog.

“Harlyn, you asked me to come so Father wouldn’t find out. I thought you said that you weren’t well, and that was why?” Maybe I should have told him. “Harlyn, you can’t ignore this. You need to speak to us. Surely you realised you were pregnant if you weren’t having periods?” Colton looks at me. “I…” God, what do I say? “I thought it was just stress. I didn’t think it was possible,” I whispered. “It shouldn’t be possible, so who is he?” Samuel shouts, and I shake my head. Harlyn, we need to know, so give me his name.” He stands waiting.

Kate said, “you told me Klaus had Y-chromosome microdeletion. You said he could never impregnate anyone.” “Yes,” Doctor Jane replied firmly. “That is correct.” Kate stopped walking. “You said it was genetic,” Kate continued. “Permanent. No cure.” “That’s right,” Jane confirmed. “There has never been a cure. There still isn’t.” Kate’s grip on the phone tightened. “Then explain something to me,” she said quietly. “How is Klaus’s wife pregnant, claiming my son is the father?” There was a long silence. “That’s not possible,” Doctor Jane finally said. “Medically, it cannot happen.”

Almost like before the contract marriage existed. Lucienne looked at her husband silently. A sense of relief flowed slowly through her chest. A feeling she didn't recognize as victory... but she also couldn't deny it was a small happiness. She had finally regained something that had been shaken: her husband's attention. "The doctor said the pregnancy is stable," Aaron said suddenly, without turning his head. Lucienne just nodded lightly. "Good." No further questions. No detailed explanations. No excessive emotions. The calm attitude was deliberate. She didn't want to appear too concerned. She didn't want to give room for other meanings.

A wave of sadness crashed over me, and it was so powerful that my legs crumbled and I slid to the floor, with tears streaming down my face. This wasn’t supposed to happen. I wasn’t supposed to be pregnant now. I’m only eighteen, and I’m still just a common wolfless Omega maid that the whole pack loved to abuse and humiliate. I’ve been bullied and beaten my whole life for not having a wolf, and now…now this? Pregnant without a mate, money or husband, I was doomed. I hugged my knees to my chest and started sobbing uncontrollably. How could I bring a child into this kind of life? A life where they would be ridiculed, abused, and treated like dirt for being born to someone like me?

I’m pregnant, and he still isn’t going to fucking hire me? “Wesley, I need money—” “You’re moving in with me!” Wesley barks before I can finish my sentence, his eyes livid. “Rogue or not—that doesn’t matter! You’re pregnant with my child, Lily. That means you need the best care in the world, even if I dislike you.” Say what?!

Her eyes quickly scanned the paper until she found what she was looking for. "Not pregnant." The test declared. No… no this was wrong! This was the opposite of what she was looking for! Ana felt her knees weaken as an overwhelming amount of disappointment crashed over Ana like a suffocating wave of water. It stole her breath and made the world around her spin in a way that made her feel like vomiting.