Novel & Cerita Romance Novels With Unplanned Pregnancy

The hardest part, they both agreed, would be telling their families. Maya's parents lived two hours away in a small town where everyone knew everyone's business. Her father, Roberto, was a high school principal with traditional values and high expectations for his only daughter. Her mother, Carmen, was a nurse who'd always dreamed of Maya becoming a doctor. They'd sacrificed so much to help her go to college, to give her opportunities they'd never had. And now she had to tell them she was pregnant and unmarried at nineteen.

Both women were looking at me with pity in their eyes and I hated it. Not just for me but for my unborn child. I grew up without a father, not knowing both my parents were dead, of course. But it wasn’t a life I wanted for my pup. I didn’t want Colton to resent him or her for ruining the perfect family I was sure he wanted with Darcy. And I didn’t want Clay and Cary to transfer their resentment towards their brother to the baby if it turned out it could belong to Colton. Fuck. I had to figure out how to tell Cary and Clay. This was going to alter all our plans. That was probably where the term "unplanned pregnancy" came from. So much for my earlier reassurances. I guess I had plenty to worry

His voice was low, almost dangerous in its restraint. I stared at his broad shoulders, at the way his muscles flexed beneath the fabric. The answer should have been simple. Yes. Of course, I regretted it. Who wouldn’t regret being forced into yet another marriage especially one built on deception? But when I opened my mouth, the words wouldn’t come. Because somewhere deep inside me, beneath the anger and betrayal, there was something else. Something I didn’t want to name. Something that terrified me even more than Claudia ever could.

Then I thought about the fact that Danica had stopped leaving her door open in the evenings, and I didn’t know when exactly I had started noticing whether it was open or not, and that was a problem. I took my water back to the study. I sat down and did not immediately open anything. I just sat. Danica had arrived in my life as a complication I hadn’t asked for. The pregnancy had been unexpected. The marriage had been a decision made quickly and practically, the way I made most decisions. I had been clear with myself from the beginning about what it was. I had been clear with her too, or at least I had believed I was. She was young and she felt things loudly, even when she was trying not to s

"I'm so sorry about that, Claire. I really liked your dad." I smiled a little. "Yeah. He was fond of you. Anyway, I'm here with... someone else." "Someone special?" Tyler teased. I laughed uncomfortably, unsure of how to tell him I was pregnant and unmarried. In the end, I just did. "Well, something like that. My soon to be husband. I'm actually pregnant for him, but we plan to get married after the baby comes." "Wow." Tyler murmured. "Congratulations, Claire. I'm happy you found someone to cherish you. I hope I'm invited to the wedding."

“If you have unprotected sex, you either get a disease or a baby. You're lucky it’s not the former.” Rome felt like she was drenched in sweat. Still holding her head, she stared blankly at the tiled floor. In her mind, she pictured her clothes being thrown out of the house, her mother screaming, her father’s disappointed glare. Her aunts would be yelling. Her sister Connie would be crying. Everyone would be heartbroken and furious once they learned she was pregnant without being married. She just knew they would cast her out. And that was the last thing she wanted. She had already humiliated her family back in high school and college. Her past mistakes had caused her parents so much pain. Af

My heart was beating so hard, I didn't want Calvin to have sex with her, my wolf was on the verge of ripping into two. “Oh goddess, what should I do now?” I cried out to her. I'm pregnant and didn't want too much of a heartbreak. It could have an intense effect on my baby even when he wasn't the father. As she was about to sit on his cock, I watched as Calvin rose up immediately, shooting surprised glances first on her, then on me. A slight grin pulled out on my lips. “Finally, he's gonna deal with her.” I said to my wolf who was leaping for joy.

to the bed, collapsed on it, and buried my face in the pillow as a loud sob escaped from deep inside me. I couldn’t hold it in anymore. I cried like a child—loud, messy, and completely broken. Why did it hurt this much? I thought we were okay. I thought he cared. I thought… I thought we had something real. Just last night, I lay here imagining what it would be like to have a future with him. I pictured us holding our baby, laughing, cooking dinner together, going on walks as a family of three. I imagined him kissing my forehead while our child fell asleep in my arms. I was so stupid. He was never mine, was he? Maybe I was just convenient. Maybe I was just someone who made him feel

for Christopher had been exposed. Her so-called "diary of unrequited love" had backfired spectacularly. The entire Internet turned on her. "She knew he was engaged and still went after him? This is infuriating!" "I didn't know it was possible to romanticize being a homewrecker this much." "Confessing to an engaged man and trying to 'gift' him with your first time? What is wrong with this woman?" "If I were the bride, I would've beaten her up too."

I was torn between telling him the truth about our situation or not. "We're good, Grandpa. What you see now is how we are at home." I lied. I suddenly remembered the agreement Liam and I had, and how he strictly instructed me not to let Grandpa Enrico find out about it. "That's good, but I'm wondering why you don't have kids yet. You've been married for three years, and I should have a three-year-old grandchild by now." I wanted to say that we didn't even have a honeymoon after the wedding, but that would only raise more questions. "I might sound pushy, dear, but please don't feel pressured, okay child?"