Pregnant Sans Novels & Stories

Sujal said with a smile. Shaurya pipes in, "Hey, Shlok, I found this app that tracks your partner's mood swings during pregnancy. Maybe I should give you a year's subscription! You will really need this. You know how dangerous she gets when she is angry... She might call her dad or Siddh with that gun in the middle of the night if she is angry. " Sujal leans in and whispers, "How about a spa day package for two? You'll need it after all the stress of impending fatherhood!" He said and grinned.

"I'm yours, no matter what. There's nothing you and I can't get through, and this is no different." “How is this not different, Richard?" I asked, distraught. “It's a child. An innocent life." He cupped my cheek and nodded. “Yeah, it is. But let's take this one step at a time, yeah?” He thought she was lying, but I knew she wasn't. Sarah was way too smart to do something like that. I sat down in defeat when the doctor walked in with a grim expression. He glanced at Richard and nodded. “She's five months pregnant. The baby is healthy, but the mother is under too much duress. She's been battling anxiety and insomnia. Her blood pressure is far higher than I'd like it to be too. You'll need to t

She pouted and said,”Viren, please do fast. “No, what if it affects the baby?” He said with concern while moving. “No, the doctor told me these things are normal in pregnancy, just don’t put pressure on my stomach otherwise everything is alright.” Viren nodded then increased his pace, after some time, he came outside and lay to his side.

She doesn't need to feel pregnant to be pregnant. I know someone who has been pregnant for seven months without knowing. She used to work in my office and when the pregnancy got to seven months exactly, she became sick and had to take a leave. When she came back to resume work, she came with the hospital result revealing how far gone she already was. She also came to work with her resignation letter. She has been married to her husband for seven years without a child. He was a wealthy man who was ready to go to any length to make her happy.

Sarah’s knuckles tightened around her mug, and I could see her patience thinning by the second. “And I think we’re doing okay with that,” I replied, my tone firm but not aggressive. “We’re trying to keep things calm and positive.” Marina chuckled lightly. “Well, you’re a man, Richard. No offense, but you don’t really understand what women go through during pregnancy. It’s a full-body transformation, and Sarah’s at the center of it.” “That’s why we listen to the doctor and follow their advice,” I said, forcing a smile that felt more like a grimace. “We trust the professionals.”

I walk over and they stop talking. “Is everything okay?” I asked. Dad gives me sympathetic eyes. “Son, you need to hear what the doctor said the tests revealed.” “Aside from being pregnant?” I asked. The doctor pushed his glasses up his nose so they wouldn’t fall off. “I’m afraid so. Silja didn’t experience any symptoms because she is severely anemic.” I look at everyone. “I don’t understand.” The doctor continued, “That is likely why Silja didn’t experience any pregnancy symptoms. It’s also a common reason for difficult and high-risk pregnancies.”

The nurse who stayed there just returned the man's smile. "Handsome, but his behavior is way out of line," she scoffed inwardly. "Hah!" Hayle took a deep breath. Usually, every morning like this, she would enjoy a cup of coffee. But since she started this pregnancy program, she had to settle for drinking special pregnancy milk. She needed its folic acid and other nutrients to ensure her baby's branch developed properly. During the first trimester, it's crucial for the growth of neural tubes. Hayle had to meet all her needs, even though it was still a few days before she knew whether the insemination was successful or not.

“The baby?” “There’s still a risk of miscarriage.” The air left the room completely. Elena felt her heart stop. Damien went terrifyingly still beside her. The doctor continued carefully. “She needs complete rest. No emotional distress. No pressure.” His eyes moved toward Damien meaningfully. “Or she could lose the pregnancy.” Silence. Heavy silence. Then Damien spoke quietly— “She won’t lose the baby.” The certainty in his voice almost sounded like a threat to fate itself. After the doctor left, Elena stared down at the blankets covering her body. “I’m sorry.” Damien looked at her sharply.

It made me feel like I was the only one breaking. Then my phone rang. Unknown number. I froze. Sophia noticed immediately. “Don’t answer it,” she said quickly. But something inside me already knew I had to. I stepped away and picked up. “Hello?” A woman’s voice came through immediately. Calm. Professional. “We represent Global View Network.” “I’m not interested.” “We would like to offer you an exclusive platform to address the pregnancy rumors directly.” I glanced toward Damien. He was watching me carefully. “Why would I do that?”