Werewolf Pregnancy Novels & Stories

But--- “I’m on the pill,” I very happily informed him. I started them back when I dated and just thought it was impractical to stop. Right now, I was patting myself on the back for that decision. Although a she-wolf only could get pregnant during her heat, there were instances where they sometimes got pregnant outside it too. So, rather than being sorry, werewolves were known to be big fans of protection, since their animal sides usually didn't like pups that weren't theirs...

At least I do have being back at the pack house tomorrow to look forward to. Scarlett has to be getting rather large now that she is a few months along. Werewolves are only pregnant for about 6 months instead of the 9 that humans are so she is already over halfway through her pregnancy. I am going to have a cousin soon that I cannot wait to spoil!

Her mind raced back through the past several days, and the passionate nights when Liam had claimed her completely, repeatedly filling her with his essence with an almost primal need. "Oh damn," she breathed, reality crashing down around her. Then, panic seized her as another realization hit. "But I don't even have my werewolf yet! How will I be able to deliver a werewolf baby?!" It was true— Being pregnant with a likely alpha werewolf's child while still essentially human herself was virtually unprecedented. Dr. Mirabelle, the older of the two healers, placed a reassuring hand on Isla's shoulder. "We'll figure it out. The pregnancy might even trigger your shift—there are ancient records of s

And why this topic? "Everyone’s body reacts in their own way. Moreover, I felt the movement of my pup on my seventh day. He might have started growing earlier than that." It was Liara’s voice. "Stop overthinking; generally, female werewolves find their pregnancy on their own by their sixth or seventh day." "Exactly. We had fallen in love just four nights before. How can she get pregnant? Do you think there is anything wrong with the report? Please say yes, because the baby was never in Moana’s plan because she wanted to travel the world and enjoy her life."

At first, this had terrified me. I remembered the day I stood in front of the mirror, staring at my reflection with wide eyes. My hands rested on my slightly rounded belly as a flood of emotions washed over me—excitement, fear, and a hint of doubt. “Is this normal?” I had asked Rhys in a panicked voice one afternoon. He had laughed softly, leaning against the doorway with his arms crossed. “Completely normal,” he said. “Werewolf pregnancies are faster than human ones. Your body’s just keeping up with the changes. Nothing to worry about.”

“I was worried being pregnant will harm her body but now having twins’ means double the risk. She is still not well enough. The babies being werewolf means they will grow faster. I don’t know if your body will be able to cope up.” “W…What do you mean by them growing faster?” I asked. “Werewolf pregnancy lasts only seven months. Your body is not acquainted for it. With proper care and rest you could have been just fine. But twins… I just hope you will pull through.” She explained, rubbing her temple. “Now I know why I am swelling at this rapid rate. How am I going to take care of two kids?” I more like asked myself.

For the next two months, I truly lived a secluded life. Ethan kept his promise and didn't bother me again. But I could feel people protecting me in secret. Sometimes when I walked by the lake, I'd see figures in the distant woods. Sometimes I'd wake up in the middle of the night and smell unfamiliar Alpha pheromones. They didn't disturb me, just watched over me silently. My belly started to show. Werewolf pregnancies are shorter than human ones, only six months. Dr. Greene came for regular check-ups, always saying the fetus was developing well.

My lips press together as I nod and she says, “I’ll make you some lavender tea, it’s one of the safe ones you can drink while pregnant.” I lean against the counter as I ask, “Do you know a lot about pregnancy? More specifically… werewolf pregnancy?” She smiles as she nods, “I do. I carried two wolf pups and I remember having to learn a lot on my own.” My eyebrows furrow and I ask, “You had a mate?” Her body tenses slightly and after a moment she slowly nods, “I did. Two, in fact.” My eyes widen and my jaw drops as I question, “Really?”

Luna had brought in a few more books for me to get started on after this one. I opened the book up to a new section that was all about werewolf pregnancy. My chest panged. I didn't think it would be so triggering, but I was once again reminded of the fact that I wouldn't be able to carry werewolf pups. Then again, Heidi was making her crazy situation work, so maybe I could make mine with Tyce work too. I began to wonder if there was anything in the books about humans carrying werewolf babies. There had to be, right? From what I'd heard, it was dangerous and the mother was unlikely to survive it. But that was all he said she said. There weren't any official sou

Despite the fact that he was the son of my adversary, I felt a spark when our flesh met. I introduced him after hauling him up, and I heard some voices chanting Devon's name. At the same time, rain began to pour, allowing me to flee the area. Devon's gaze shifted to the opposite side. Devon's eyes was drawn back to me as I reverted to a Werewolf. When he returned his focus to where I was standing, he was perplexed as to how I had vanished. His family came up to him and gave him an anxious embrace. I was hiding behind the bushes and could clearly hear their voices.