X Pregnant Reader Triplets Novels & Stories

Both of them had their own thoughts on their minds. Deanna was worried about her pregnancy. The woman had some concerns because she was going to give birth to triplets. Deanna often read articles and watched short videos about giving birth to triplets. Although it would be a cesarean section, some women reported feeling pain after the anesthesia wore off.

I stared at the screen, my heart pounding in anticipation. The rhythmic whooshing of a heartbeat filled the room, and I felt my chest tighten with emotion I wasn’t ready to name. “They?” I repeated, my voice hesitant. “What do you mean they?” The doctor’s smile widened as she pointed to the screen, outlining several shapes with her pen. “You’re having triplets, Miss Gomez. Three healthy babies.” Triplets. I blinked. My mind felt like it had short-circuited. Three? Not one, not two... but three.

I read the message a second time, and then I could not believe it. My chest tightened, my stomach got turned. Lila… our baby? Ultrasound? Love you? I couldn’t breathe. The world seemed to tilt. It was all a lie, everything I had thought of my mating bond, about Darius, about us, everything. My brain was numb as I gazed at the screen. “Lila… is pregnant? With Darius’s child?”

Finally she said, “You’ve suffered, haven’t you?” I felt movement in my lower lip as I held her gaze for a second longer then turned away so that the surfacing tears were mine alone to know, but she wouldn’t allow it, reaching into my space to gently turn my chin back toward her. “Your experience has obviously been different than ours. We have to know before we set out tomorrow. Everything. Are you, too, a triplet?” I took a deep breath, would not allow the tears to flow. “I am not a multiple myself. I am the father . . . of triplets.”

I asked in disbelief. “Yes! As I said, she’s pregnant with triplets—one pup, one hatchling, and one hybrid.” Cora replied, smiling so widely like she was delivering the best news ever. It's definitely not the best for me. She was carrying the strongest creature alive. I bet the hybrid one was the strongest.

As many babies as I've had this is basically nothing. "Okay here we go. Do it looks like you're about 12 weeks along with triplets. As of right now the genders are still a mystery but you are definitely having triplets. I want to see you every 2 weeks considering your age and there's more than one baby. Your due date is June 9th but we will probably induce you before that just to be safe. I also suggest no more children after this. As your friend and doctor, you shouldn't become pregnant after this one. Have you thought about your options?" She asks us

"The ultrasound report doesn't lie. If you don't believe it, you can confirm with a larger hospital. And you're quite slim. You need to consume more nutritious food, or else it may affect the growth of your babies." Caroline didn't know how she managed to walk out of the hospital. The winter sun was glaringly bright. When she answered Paige's call, she was still in a daze. Paige's voice came through the phone, "Hey, I'm here. Are you done with your check-up? I'm famished!" Caroline gulped and whispered, "Paige..." Paige was startled by Caroline's tone. "What's wrong? What happened?" Caroline pursed her lips. "I'm pregnant with triplets."

she mumbled while caressing her tummy. She's already six months pregnant. Unlike her first pregnancy, the doctor says she's only carrying one baby. After their marriage that happened abroad, the siblings changed the triplets' last name and made it Adamson. It's good to know the triplets agreed about it. Hunter is out for a business meeting while Elias is in the hospital. Carson? Well, he's downstairs and making her something to eat. Gladly, they can cook now. They don't have to eat pizza for dinner.

When the gentle rhythm of teeny heartbeats echoed, I gave a shuddery sigh. "They're all fine," the doctor said gently. "Your babies are growing well. But as I told you before, this pregnancy is not safe. Triplets put more pressure on your body. You must rest even more, be tension-free, and never miss a check-up." I nodded curtly. "I know." "Don't try to lift heavy things. Eat normally. And if you're dizzy or if you bleed, come here straightaway or ring me immediately," he finished firmly. "I will," I muttered.

The boy closed his eyes when he heard his mama’s stern voice, “What are you doing here in the kitchen? You should be in bed. Where is Mimi?” Mimi was Thalia’s grandmom. She was the one who helped them in settling in Kanderton. Elara’s voice might be strict, but she had a soft smile on her face. She scooped up her boy in her arms and gave a slight shake to her head. Apparently, Dr. Natasha missed the third sac when she did her ultrasound. She and Thalia were thrilled when they came to know she was expecting triplets. She missed Aiden every moment. Thalia and Mimi supported her at every step. She worked hard in her bakery till the last day of her pregnancy.