Pregnant Spider Explodes Novels & Stories

Before I could finish, Hazel stepped on my belly with the tip of her high heel. "Why are you even wasting time on this woman, Ethan? Let's kill that baby and go earn some credit with Grandpa." A wave of searing pain shot through my abdomen. I could feel the baby twisting in panic inside me, and terror—unlike anything I'd ever known—flooded my chest. I looked up at them, pleading. "Please… Don't hurt my baby…" Hazel lifted her phone and aimed it at me, saying, "Get on your knees, bark like a dog, and say you're filthy. Do that, and maybe I'll spare your baby."

She hadn’t dared to tell him, so she came up with this entire scheme to use my child to bring hers back. A short while later, the doors to the operating room burst open. The doctor ran out, his face filled with horror. Liam rushed forward. "Doctor, what is it?" The doctor pointed back inside, his voice shaking. "Y-you should see for yourself… It’s horrifying." Liam sprinted into the operating theater, and almost at once, a blood-curdling shriek rang out. "What on earth are those?! Piglets? Jayde! How is it possible you've given birth to piglets?!"

‎ ‎It was the sound of glass cracking. ‎CRRRAAAACK. ‎ ‎Everyone looked up. ‎ ‎High above the altar, the massive stained-glass window—the beautiful depiction of the Moon Goddess—developed a spiderweb fracture right down the center. ‎ ‎Magnus looked up, his eyes widening. ‎ ‎"What the—" ‎ ‎BOOM. ‎ ‎The window didn't just break. It exploded inward. ‎ ‎Thousands of shards of colored glass rained down on the altar like deadly confetti. A shockwave of force knocked the Priest off his feet.

Spider, seated in the passenger seat, leaned forward slightly, his eyes narrowing as he studied the dark tree line on both sides of the road. “That wasn’t here yesterday,” Spider muttered. Sarah, seated in the back, looked up from her phone. “What’s wrong?” Scorpion didn’t answer right away. His gaze swept the surroundings, too quiet, too clean. No animals. No passing cars. Even the wind seemed to have gone still. “This is wrong,” Spider said flatly, turning halfway toward Sarah. “Ma’am, we need to brace for impact.” Her stomach tightened instantly. “Impact?” Spider reached for the door handle. “I’ll step out and move it.”

Sensing trouble, Camilla tried to flee, but I grabbed her firmly. "I warned you last time, yet you dared to come back. I won't let you off this time!" She immediately panicked, and the nearby elderly women quickly stepped in, holding her down and surrounding her. Camilla grew visibly frightened while Lisa was rushed to the hospital. At seven months pregnant, Lisa delivered prematurely. Her baby was sent to the incubator, but she could not afford the expenses. The apartment she lived in was only a rental, and her plan to leverage the situation for internet fame had utterly backfired. My decisive evidence and videos shattered their schemes.

I gagged like a cat with a hairball in the back of its throat. “How many guardians are there?” asked Maurice. “Two left,” said Joshaya. “They get bigger.” The giant spider lay on its back, its legs curled up and burnt-to-a-crisp. The horse’s rear end was sticking out of the spider’s maw, the arsehole staring right at me. I didn’t like the way it kept following me when I moved. The whole thing was horrifying. “What if it explodes and thousands of baby spiders come out?” said Maurice. Now it was even more horrifying.

The creeper took a step to them, snarling with drool slipping from its mouth down to the sand. “I have no choice but to step in.” The pregnant woman said about moving. The creeper halted, something was wrong and it felt it soon after It’s eyes widened as it’s body slowly deteriorated from his sides leaving only it’s two legs. “What the?!” the pregnant woman was surprised. “… how did he do that?!” “We survived!” Peirce and Node rejoiced as their knees where almost failing them. “It was more scary than the Torzillas.” Peirce exhaled, fell on his knees on their accomplishment, Node held his shaking hand as he forced a smile on his face.

The Spider Bone Demon, with a body as big as a round table, spread its eight legs and grew even more gigantic. Each leg was as sharp as a scythe. Poof! The white spider silk it spewed was almost like a high-pressure fire-extinguishing water gun. Zendaya initially intended to take the opportunity to kill the spider after imprisoning it. Still, the trap was instantly breached, and a large ball of spider silk spewed in, instantly hitting her body and trapping her on the ground.

Aria snapped, yanking her toward the front door. “Aria, stop—!” Damian called again, stepping forward, but Aria didn’t turn back. Fiona’s mouth hung open in disbelief. Marco just stood frozen, watching the explosion unravel. “Let go of me!” Lyla shouted again, struggling to break free. Then, in a moment of panic and desperation, she yanked her arm away with force and shouted— “I’m pregnant!” Everything stopped. Silence fell like a heavy curtain across the room. Aria froze in place, her grip loosening.

In an instant all the lights go out, the universe seems to have gone dark. Six months have passed since that night in Spiros. I went back to work and three months later I had to ask for a license. The dizziness spells tormented me and I was unable to feed myself properly due to constant vomiting. My suspicions were confirmed with an obstetric ultrasound. Am I pregnant? Yes. Is the baby Alex's? Yes. Am I happy? Rather, I'm scared shitless. The invocation ceremony, under the full moon, in Villa Philipides' garden not only caused Yoleandra's spirit to possess my body, it also made me pregnant.