Vampire Pregnancy Novels & Stories

"My biological father is one of the high vampire council members, the oldest of all vampires. He went out of the city, wanted to feed and ended up feeding from my mother. Most vampires have libido problems, he wasn't one of them as records shows but he felt a powerful pull towards her, slept with her and it resulted in me. Mum was helpless, a one-night stand with a man she couldn't even remember had led to an unwanted pregnancy. She tried to abort me but I was way too stubborn," "Vampires barely get pregnant, pregnancy to them is a miracle, serious one. Of course mum was unaware, her blood was always running out and she had to be put in a hospital and be pumped blood once a week, it was horr

My stomach turned, my legs felt weak, and for a second, I felt like I was going to be sick. I took a step back. He didn’t stop me. He just stood there, watching, waiting, as if he was bracing himself for my reaction. Because I knew. I knew what he had done. And I wasn’t sure if I was ready to hear it. However, the full truth was even more horrifying. “Vampires can’t have children,” Knox continued, keeping his eyes down. “But Viktor was very, very lucky. His mate was a human who got pregnant before he could turn her into a vampire. Everyone was talking about it, because it was something that had never happened before.”

Then the pregnancies began. Under the full moon, the girls’ bellies swelled. It was discovered that vampires could father children as mortal men did. The vampires dared to hope. That hope did not last. When the time for birth came, nothing went right. Women screamed in pain as their bodies failed them. Every child was stillborn. Every mother died soon after. There were no exceptions. Until one woman lived. A daughter of House Stratford carried her child to term and lived. A half-blood infant male, small and perfect, was delivered.

The doctor patiently said. "I don't know, I don't remember anything, why am I pregnant?" Sharmaine said curiously, she felt everything was beyond Sharmaine's perception. Why did she forget the past and why she is now a pregnant woman, everything happened without warning. Sharmaine is really scared. "You've been pregnant for about a month, but the baby is a vampire, that child could kill you." The doctor warns about Sharmaine's pregnancy, she is pregnant with the child of a vampire, not a human. If not careful, Sharmaine will die.

He chuckled. “Huh,” She crossed her arms. “So, your family will just multiply?” “Vampires don’t get pregnant as a vampire. They have this human phase… which is quite critical.” He said as he blocked another from Paxton and he continued his story. “My wife was a human. We have three children.” He said and blocked another from Paxton. “Ohh, I see.” Paxton stopped. “Hey, I was the one getting distracted,” Paxton said.

Dhampir pregnancies last only thirty-six days instead of thirty-six weeks, they reach their full growth in ten years, and they are immortal. My wife is completely human, and I aim to keep it that way. She’s a doctor—smart, funny, and young. I was turned when I was thirty-three, and she is now twenty-nine, soon to be thirty. We haven’t discussed her becoming a vampire yet. She mentioned it once not long ago, but wasn’t eager to be turned. The subject was dropped, but I have a feeling that it will be revisited soon.

She has no idea what trouble she’s in tasting so good. * * * The Travors Bloodline August 5th, 1716 Transcriber: Fredrick Yearn Maxwell George Barnett is born within the Freemore bloodline. Vampire Cornelius Herrington is the possessor of all individuals who belong within the stated bloodline. At the moment Maxwell is one of eight persons alive who can nourish their owner. Thankfully, vampire rules state that blood lettings cannot happen until the individual is no longer a child. March 17th, 1736

Monica responded, knowing deep within her that Sebastian was gonna say no, Adia's pregnant for a vampire, with vampire children growing in her, so there's actually no need for her to visit the antenatal, because their medicines does little or nothing to Adia's body, it only does little because the babies also have a human gene in them, and the ones Evans administers to her is specially prepared for vampires, because normal drugs won't work take too much effect on Adia, not when she's carrying vampires in her womb, with a twilight vampire's gene. "Perfect then, I'll go speak to Sebastian, I'm having my first antenatal tomorrow" Adia announced getting up on her feet. "I look okay right?" She a

A projection bloomed above the dissection table: a stylized diagram of vampire physiology, zooming in on the pelvic region. “Contrary to popular human myth,” she began, voice crisp and clinical, “vampires are not sterile. Purebloods—the four queens among them—were born, not turned. Reproduction is rare, yes. Gestation lasts thirteen months. The child inherits the full strength of both parents’ bloodlines. Miscarriage rates are high in mixed unions—human-vampire pairings especially—but viable offspring are possible. The Bloodmate Board exists, in part, to identify humans whose genetic and psychological profiles suggest compatibility. Compatibility increases odds. Odds matter when your species

I lean into his side, smiling at the idea of Alex, now a world-renowned biologist and a man who oozes confidence, being what I imagine as a lanky, socially awkward teenage boy. “Vampire pregnancies are an ordeal. The babies take a lot of energy, and most vampire women close themselves away for months with the care of physicians–especially in the early days. Emory struggled immensely.” “I’ve been feeling unwell for a while.” “I’ve noticed. I thought it was stress.” “So did I,” I admit. “I’m sorry I didn’t voice it.” “I should have picked up on it.” “How could you have? With everything else we’ve been dealing with? It’s not your fault.”