Pregnant With Triplets After A One Night Stand Novels & Stories

Isabelle’s POV "You are going to need a lot of rest, Mrs. Blackwood," the doctor said, sliding the medical report across the desk towards me. I stared at the paper, my fingers shaking as I picked it up. The words on the page blurred, but the number was clear as day. Three… I was pregnant with triplets. A wave of heat rushed through my chest, making my eyes sting with sudden tears. For three long years, I had lived in hell as the unwanted Luna of the Blackwood Pack.

"Um... from my perspective as a lady, I don't think that's right. Most ladies don't like to be called back after a one night stand. They prefer to end any entanglement whatsoever on the spot and never speak of it. That's how one night stand works." "It's not a one night stand, that is all bullshit to me!" Jace suddenly blurted, "How does anyone find sleeping with a random person comfortable? And how is it right to just assume that any guy you come across is interested in that? I believe when two people come together and become intimate, there should be a discussion or at least an acknowledgement. Anything else is totally unacceptable. To me, leaving the scene without the other party's awaren

I wailed, shutting my eyes, "he thinks I’m barren now." ​"Liora, listen to me," Matthew said as he leaned in close and dropped his voice, "the doctor came to talk to us after the surgery, and you have to remain calm, you were pregnant with triplets, and although the trauma of the fall made you lose one, the other two are still there, they are still viable. " ​I froze, my eyes flying open as I glanced at my brother, my hand instinctively reaching to my stomach, "What? You mean... I didn’t lose it all?"

KAIRI POV: I’m six months pregnant!!! It’s so amazing to be pregnant. even though it’s not my first time. When I was two months pregnant I found out I was having triplets. Isn’t that funny, fucking triplets. The first time I was pregnant I had twins this time triplets. Next thing you know the next time I get prego I’ll have quadruplets. God I hope not.

It's how I know he's nervous. “Well, our best guess is that I am part witch and witches don’t have a heat, so I may never have one and can get pregnant at any time. It’s the only logical explanation. We’re not even sure if the triplets are one from each of you or any other combination. Obviously, multiples are a high probability, but…” “Why does that sound like a challenge?” Kota mumbles from my lap. We all laugh, but I slap his shoulder. “It’s not and it’s not a theory to test either.” I look at Oliver.

“Oh, I’ll call Dr. Morrison right away. You’ve gained consciousness after a week, Ms. Carter.” My eyes widened, and I gave her a confused look. “Am I going to die?” She shook her head and smiled reassuringly. “No one dies from pregnancy these days. You’re carrying triplets and your condition is extreme in the first trimester. You need someone to take care of you.” I gaped at her, shocked by the newfound information. I was carrying triplets! How would I handle three when I couldn’t handle one? “I have no one. How much is the hospital bill? I’ll pay up and leave.”

I collected the paper, still struggling to grasp that I was carrying the children of a man who humiliated me. I offered the doctor a reticent smile and walked out of her office. With my thoughts in a whirl, I stopped at the pharmacy before collapsing into a chair in the reception area. Everything had fallen apart. Three months ago, I'd been working as a server at the Fortnight Ball. Now I was carrying triplets after a one-night stand with a man who probably wished he'd never met me. Could my life get any worse? My throat tightened so much it hurt. I pressed my palms against my eyes, as if I could hold myself together.

On top of that, she got home that day and found her husband, Harvey cuddling her old lover, and to sum it up, he was angry Diana spent the night with a gigolo, so he divorced her and threw her out. Her whole life was destroyed in a flash before her eyes. Left with nothing, completely angry and devastated, she left Delta City to a neighborhood city, United City to restart her life. Two weeks into restarting her life, she started experiencing the early signs of pregnancy. As predicted, she did a pregnancy test and confirmed she was pregnant with triplets. She worked as day-care teacher and with the little penny she earned, she was able to restart her life until she gave birth. Four months late

I tried to smile faintly and said in a soft voice, “Thank you, Max. Thank you for your help.” Max smiled kindly and said, squeezing my hand gently, “No need to thank me, Jenny.” I asked him with concern and curiosity, “What did the doctor tell you?” Max replied with an unreadable expression, “You’re pregnant with triplets, Jenny!” I echoed in shock, “Pregnant!!!” I felt a tremendous responsibility for myself and my unborn children. I was a young, single girl pregnant with triplets. Max moved closer and said, “Perhaps now you have a greater opportunity than just being a waitress in a bar!”

She looked at her bulging stomach, it wasn’t normal to begin with for someone who was ten weeks pregnant. Neal took his wife home; she wasn’t feeling well after learning about the triplets. They had never been a history of triplets in both of their families. This was new territory for him and his wife needed great attention now more than ever. The next day Neal woke and got ready to go to school. It was his last day of exams and he needed to get this over with and stay with his wife. “Good luck,” she said as she lay in bed. “I will be back to you as soon as I finish.”