Rejected But Pregnant Novels & Stories

His dark eyes met mine, searching, sensing the shift in the air. “What’s the problem, baby?” My fingers tightened around the hem of my shirt as I forced the words out. “Why don’t we have a child, my love?” His face barely changed, but I saw it-the slight tightening of his jaw, the way his chest stilled for just a second too long. “It’s risky”. “You had an eye transplant years ago. Getting pregnant might not be the best idea for you right now”. There it was. The same excuse. The same gentle, well-rehearsed rejection. He reached toward the nightstand, picking up a small pill between his fingers.

I fell to the ground, tears were not stopping from my eyes. "Please take your rejection back… please" I begged him in fear of losing Alice and my pup. There was a high chance of having a miscarriage in the early days of pregnancy. "Leave," He said with a poker expression. I look at him with devastated eyes. "I hate you and please never show your face again to me" He yelled. That's it… I didn't say anything after that nor try to explain anything to him. I wiped my tears and left the place. It was raining heavily outside and I was roaming on the road alone. I took out the pregnancy kit from my pocket which showed positive results.

It felt like an eternity before she hung up and turned back to me with a smile on her face and I knew it was bad news. "I apologize, but our policy here is that pregnant tenants are not accepted," she explained, her tone sympathetic. I felt a lump in my throat as disappointment washed over me. But I was determined to work something out. "Is there anything you can do?" I asked, trying to keep my voice steady. The receptionist shook her head, not even bothering to check for loopholes. "I'm sorry, but it's a strict policy. We can't make exceptions."

Dimitri and I are already sitting down, and I wrap my arm around her and pull her close to me. “I can tell you that there was nothing wrong with you and that you did everything right. Your body knew there was something wrong with the child and that is why I chose to reject the fetus. I am positive that you will become pregnant again.” Imyra states. Imyra took her into our bedroom to do a quick check. Nyalia wanted her to ensure that her body could handle a pregnancy. Imyra explains that sometimes the fetus is just not viable, and the woman's body knows this and chooses to reject the child.

- hi Kris sleeping beauty, well what happened to you was as follows you were 12 weeks pregnant and you owe an instant abortion because you were pregnant with three babies, it happened because you have the same blood type, and your body rejects another individual that can be generated within this that says that your body kills your babies as a defense, at this time we all remain silent, - this is rare to happen in every 1000 women in the world 100 has this problem and every 100 one has, and you one of them- look doctor I already have this drug of the disease, now it's emotional, this means that I will not be able to have children with my fiance, - yes, if you do a treatment if you want to get

Traci explained. "So, tell us. I think Jarrett would understand." Jocelyn urged. "Me and Jared had decided not to have kids after my past. Let's just say I had a very abusive ex that made me miscarry three times. Moving forward, we were not sure if I would be able to carry a baby full term. Jared didn't want to risk my health or risk putting me through that again. So, we had decided not to have kids. I had been feeling off and I went to the doctor and it turns out I'm six weeks pregnant." Traci explained.

I cried. "Oh no, dear. So sorry, you'll be fine. It isn't the end of the world. It's normal to get rejected at times." "Mom, it's so painful. I trusted him. He promised me that I would be his mate , and now that it was about to happen , I caught him in bed with her." "So sorry , dear. Just so you know, I was also rejected by my own fated mate. Don't worry; as long as you're still pure and untouched , the moon goddess will give you a second chance mate." Mom was oblivious to the fact that I was already pregnant.

“You… you’re certain? The results..?” “They match,” Reid said. “Perfectly. Every number. Every marker. He’s mine.” His voice strained. “That’s my kid, James.” James exhaled slowly. “Sir…” “She raised him alone,” Reid whispered. “She did everything alone. And I..I refused him.” His chest tightened sharply. “I refused my own child.” James didn’t speak. Reid stared at the asphalt, vision shaking. “She begged me. And I refused her. Because of that test. Because of one piece of paper.”

Like how Kimberly's yelling is about to damage my precious eardrums. I would love to reject Jake, to be honest. At least that's one problem aside, the mate bond won't interfere with my thinking and reasoning. But we already know what happens even after rejection. Nothing. Nothing happens. Instead, the bond between us weakens, only to get stinger as time passes. Should I reject him this time? I mean when the bond is weak, it won't work properly. That will buy me a bit of time to clear my head. "I'll go," I said out of the blue. I figured I could use a drink or two with the way my head threatens to burst from overthinking things.

AVY I hesitantly gathered enough courage and began a conversation with my parents about my pregnancy. "Mom, Dad, I have something important to tell you," my voice trembling. My father, a stern and conservative man, listened intently, his face portraying no emotion. My mother, on the other hand, wore a look of concern as I opened my mouth to spit out my dirty confession. "I'm pregnant," I finally admitted, my voice barely audible. "And... I don't know who the father is,” I added, tilting my head to my father’s face to catch a glimpse of his expression because he still hadn’t said a word about it.