Rapid Pregnancy Novels & Stories

"Please, Your Majesty. I will answer with pleasure." "What do pregnant women usually feel?" asked Erick, who was starting to put on a serious face. "Every woman will be different, Your Majesty. I myself feel a little nauseous, but also get hungry and thirsty more quickly. I always want to drink blood every three hours, and if I don't, my body will feel very sick." "Every three hours?" Erick's eyes widened quickly. "That's right, Your Majesty. The doctor said that our baby really needs a lot of blood to speed up its growth."

Grace was getting more and more confused. "There is a condition where the husband shares in the cravings. This is called sympathetic pregnancy or Couvade Syndrome. It can happen because the husband feels stressed over his wife's pregnancy. Madam, I think Mr. Jackson loves you too much to have cravings when you are pregnant." The doctor said excitedly.

"I've seen similar cases. Vampire nobles' ... companions sometimes use dark rituals or forbidden arts to induce rapid pregnancy. It leads to fetal instability." The doctor chose her phrasing carefully. She looked at Jessica and said, word by word: "A fetus with these abnormalities is not viable." Dead silence. I looked at her. For the first time, I couldn't suppress the fury in my eyes.

Bella lived in a luxurious house provided by Lucienne. A two-story house with a narrow backyard, a white fence that was always locked, and a security camera in the corner of the roof. Everything seemed perfect, complete with an additional contract that Bella signed without saying much. "If you get pregnant, the facilities will be upgraded. A bigger house. Permanent servants. A personal guard." The words were written coldly on the paper. Pregnancy as a condition for promotion. Bella didn't feel like a mother-to-be. She was more like someone waiting for a verdict.

She says. "Yes I did. Is there something wrong with the baby?" I ask nerviously. "No, there is nothing wrong with the baby. Just that my pregnancy seems to be progressing way faster than it is supposed to so the doctor got worried. He said that sometimes that happens in high stress pregnancies. I suppose with all that is going on right now it could be the stress." She says thoughtfully.

“Look, I can’t explain the biology yet. Honestly? It doesn’t make sense. But we can both see it. His bump isn’t that of someone barely two or three months along. It’s growing faster much faster. Like the clock’s been cut in half.” I pressed my palms against my jaw, dragging them down my face. “You’re telling me my Jay…. my Jay who just had his stomach cut open two days ago is carrying babies on fast-forward?” James didn’t flinch. “That’s exactly what I’m telling you. And if the pace keeps up, we’re not looking at a normal pregnancy. We’re looking at a race against time.” Well, there was nothing normal about this pregnancy to begin with. A man carrying babies? Nature had already thrown out th

“What's wrong?” She took a breath. “Your pregnancy is high risk.” The word hit me like cold water.

Ella's belly was already showing significantly, her body changing faster than expected. "This isn't normal," Ella said one morning, staring at her reflection. "I look five months pregnant, not three and a half." I called Dr. Sarah immediately. She examined Ella thoroughly, running tests and taking measurements. Her expression grew more serious with each passing minute. "What's wrong?" I demanded. "Is the baby okay? Is Ella okay?" "Both are healthy," Dr. Sarah assured us. "But there are complications. The baby is developing faster than a normal human pregnancy."

Doctor Leonard said moving into his office. They both sat down, and Doctor Leonard said, “I apologize for calling you here on such short notice, but it's about Miss Avery’s health. I was going through her file earlier and discovered she has a complication. There is a common condition pregnant women experience in their third trimester known as Preeclampsia. It's an endothelial disease characterized by high blood pressure. This can result in reduced blood flow through the veins and arteries which puts the mother at a high risk of pre-term labor. You are her partner, so I advise that you assist her in observing quality rest, the whole problem with the divorce and failed marriage made her stress

disgusting! "This is good news and bad news. So who wants to hear first?" "Bad," I answered briefly. "So, Rara, right? The bad news is that Rara has anemia, lack of blood, iron deficiency, so that I will give you vitamins and blood sugar levels are also low. The good news is, congratulations, Rara is pregnant." I shook on the spot. Oh, God...