Rapid Pregnancy Fiction Mga Nobela at Kwento

She must have gathered enough magic to create this world where she only has the key to open the gates and let us go. "Get off your clothes. Don't be a dumbass. If I get you pregnant now, we'll have nine months to go. Or does she have magic to speed things up?" He asked, but I didn't say a word. I wished I had learnt how to make things work in a different world. I could have figured out how to speed things up and give birth to a baby in less than two weeks. Giving birth in two weeks sounds fake, the same way this world is fake. I lowered my head and heaved a deep breath before unhooking my bra.

Blake growls out while sniffing me. “But wait,” I protest, raising my hands in surrender. “I am pregnant, but it is an accident. I didn't think it was happening so soon.” “You're telling me a pregnancy is an accident?” Adrian snaps, narrowing his eyes at me. “Oh, baby, you're going to feel our wrath.” “Hold on, let me explain,” I plead. My heart is racing as I see the anger in my mates' eyes. “I didn't think it could happen so quickly. I am still on birth control pills.”

“To answer your first question, it was not a symptom of the double mate rejection since, as you reminded us, the second mate rejection never took place. Instead, I was experiencing a symptom of my pregnancy.” Gasps and chatter sounded in response to that little nugget of information that Theo and I had agreed to reveal today should this issue be brought up. There were already rumors swirling about my pregnancy, and this would hopefully divert at least some of the attention away from the fact that I’d outright lied to the entire country. Technically, I was experiencing a hallucination caused by unstable magic, not a pregnancy symptom like morning sickness, however the hallucinations were made

We sat and I felt Thorne's hand find mine, both of us bracing for whatever news was coming. "I've been monitoring your pregnancy closely," Raven began. "And I've noticed something that shouldn't be possible given normal wolf gestation periods." "What?" Thorne asked. "The baby is developing much faster than she should be. At two weeks, she should barely be visible through magical examination. But she's already developed to what I'd expect to see at six or seven weeks into a normal pregnancy." I felt my chest tighten. "Is that dangerous? Is something wrong with her?" "No, nothing's wrong. She's perfectly healthy. But if this accelerated growth continues..." Raven paused. "A normal wolf pregnan

she said slowly, dragging the words out, “you almost kissed a man you swear you are not in love with, your body leaned in first before your brain could object, your heart clearly signed the consent form, and your only defense is that lips did not meet.” I groaned and covered my face with a pillow. “You are twisting it.” “I am not twisting anything,” Sophia said, standing up and pacing the living room. “I am interpreting the facts loudly so your brain can hear them clearly.” “Lower your voice,” I hissed. “The neighbors do not need to know my business.” “No oo,” Sophia exclaimed dramatically. “I need to shout so your brain comes back home. You want to make another baby right? Because that is e

Yet, inside the villa’s private sanctuary, the atmosphere shifted abruptly into something far more gripping a rhythm entirely different, and far more heart‑pounding. This sharp, searing pain could not have chosen a worse moment, Liora Thorne thought, her fingers clutching tightly at the sleeve of Mavric’s sturdy linen shirt. Beads of cold sweat began to gather at her temples, her face turning deathly pale. Every past trauma, every ounce of physical exhaustion, and the relentless strain of managing capital conspiracies all night long have combined to trigger these violent contractions within my womb. This premature labor is the final trial of the seventh volume I must endure before the true d

If she was pregnant then it only means that they have been at it for a very long time and he had the audacity to tell me that it was nothing but a farcade? And I have been stupid enough to fall for him. Every single like that he told me only leads to more lies. It was like he had opened a can of betrayal and the worms roaming about inside were just enough proof that he has been harbouring the can for a very long time. Once again I got played and in the cruelest way possible. I always thought that I would have my fairytale happy ending like the one I read in books but it's becoming more and more clearer that fairy tales only happens in dreams and that reality is far from it. Reality sucks and

Still, I don't want to terminate because this baby is my only link to him. Elena helped Sophie consider her options without pressuring her, and she decided to continue the pregnancy despite the risks and her young age. Dr. Chen monitored her immediately and noticed something unusually fast within a week. "You're showing physical signs of pregnancy that shouldn't appear until month three," Dr. Chen said after the ultrasound. You're only four weeks along based on conception. You're pregnant at triple normal speed." "Is that because I'm a hybrid?" Sophie asked, wondering if her genetics were accelerating her.

That's so far from the truth it's ridiculous, but I need my baby to understand she's safe. Rack is out in half the time it took me. I watch him stride to the Jeep. And oh man he can stride. He has the lethal walk of a predator. Add in bulging muscle and badass tats and Rack is extra yummy. Pregnancy has had another effect on me. I swear I've been horny since day one. I haven't had sex with anything other than my fingers in six months. I fight back a groan and must make some small distressed noise because Mr. Lethal gives me a quick look.

“I’ve never come across a case like yours before, but I’m assuming maybe you didn’t show for the first three months, and only realized you were pregnant later on.” “It’s impossible. My mate and I - It was the first time three months ago.” “It’s very unusual, but if you do recall your exact date of conception, here’s my number so I can update your file.” The doctor passed me a card. The doctor wasn’t of much help, I thought disappointedly as I left the hospital. So my case was rare, and I would just have to be extra careful if I wanted to give birth to a healthy child. By my own calculations and from what the doctor said, it seemed that my baby was growing twice as fast than any normal pregna