Rapid Pregnancy Novels & Stories

He looked worried for me. "Know what?" Worry was very evident in my tone. "Dragon pregnancies are much faster. It lasts about 3 months." My eyes practically jumped out of my head at the news. That made being pregnant seem even scarier than before. There is no way I would be ready to be a mom in 3 months. No way at all! My heart was hammering against my chest, I could hear it in my ears. I flipped the box back and forth as if that was going to do something to change the situation. As if the box itself held some important clue to what would happen.

she asks as she starts to realize all the things she has to do with her new responsibilities. “Sarah. You are a high-risk pregnancy. Everyone knows it is going to be a crazy few months but the goal is to keep the pup inside you as long as possible,” I say to her quoting what Jenna had said to me. Looking at me with rising fear, “It is that bad?” Sarah asks quietly. “It is serious, but we will get through it. We have a pup to raise,” I reply wanting to assure her.

She feels my belly, measures it, checks my cervix, listens to the babies' hearts and finishes with an ultrasound. - The good news is that your babies are doing very well," begins the doctor. - And the bad news?" says James impatiently. - The cervix is still opening and the babies are much more developed than they should be at this stage of pregnancy. - What does that mean?" growls Mathis. - I'm afraid the pregnancy will be shortened. - What do you mean?" echoes the chorus of my companions' voices along with my own. - My prognosis is that your pregnancy will take place twice as fast as in other wolves. At the rate they're developing, the babies will be ready to be born in about a month.

For a few agonizing seconds, there was nothing but static on the screen. Then—a heartbeat. Strong and steady. I burst into tears of relief. “The baby’s okay?” “The baby’s heartbeat is good,” Dr. Martinez said, studying the screen carefully. “But Zara, your blood pressure is dangerously high. 160 over 100. That’s pre-eclampsia territory.” “What does that mean?” “It means your body is under too much stress. The cramping you’re experiencing is your uterus contracting in response to that stress. If we can’t get your blood pressure under control, you could be at risk for preterm labor.”

Which meant no more work at the diner, no more independence, no more ability to support myself financially. "If I don't follow those restrictions?" "The abruption could progress. Severe bleeding, premature labor, threat to both you and the baby." Dr. Santos leaned forward, her expression serious. "Sarah, I need you to understand, this is not a condition you can ignore or push through. Your pregnancy is now high-risk." High-risk. The words felt like a prison sentence. "Is there anything that might have caused this? Something I did wrong?" Dr. Santos shook her head. "Abruption can be caused by trauma, high blood pressure, substance abuse, or advanced maternal age. But sometimes it just happens

"It's possible. Triad bonds typically result in pregnancy quickly, especially with the Tear amplifying fertility." Rick's heart stuttered at the confirmation of what he'd barely allowed himself to consider. A child. His child. Their child. The possibility sent a wave of protective instinct surging through him so powerful it made his hands tremble.

she asked, “What do you mean?” The doctor took a small respiration. This "may not be the last time," he said. Marcus’s jaw tightened. “What do you mean?” he asked. “The doctor explained that the drop in the baby's heart rate can occur again with this kind of high-risk pregnancy. While we will do everything possible to avoid it, you must be ready for it.” The coldness of hands gripped Ava. “For what?” she whispered, “Are we prepared? The doctor examined her thoroughly. “In an emergency,” he said. “And if it's deemed essential, early delivery too.”

It was fast anc steady The baby's heartbeat filled the suite. Gloria burst into tears and pressed her face into her arm as the fear finally broke. Clara sank to her knees at the foot of the bed, whispering prayers of thanks. "One hundred forty beats per minute," Dr. Harrison said, letting out a breath. "The placenta is holding, but the contractions were dangerously close. She needs forty-eight hours of complete bed rest, Adriel. No stress or arguments. One more shock like tonight, and she could lose the pregnancy."

she exclaimed and immediately went to her g****e chat. “Okay g****e! I really need your help right now!” she screamed “Always here for you, how can I help you?” she got a reply “I don’t know how I’ve been feeling lately, I think I missed my period, I’ve been urinating frequently, my breast is kinda swollen!!” she screamed “Am I sick or something??” Erica panted “No you aren’t, it’s simply symptoms of pregnancy, please visit a nearby health care center and see your doctor”

(Third person Pov) As the days passed, Apung settled back into her life as a timawa. She found solace in her daily routines, enjoying the simple pleasures of life. However, one day, while she was going about her chores, she suddenly felt dizzy and fainted. Her cousin, who was nearby, rushed to her side to help her. As her cousin tried to revive her, she noticed that Apung's pulse was racing. She took a closer look and realized that Apung's pulse was not just fast, but also irregular. Her cousin's eyes widened as she made the connection - Apung was pregnant.