Yeetus The Fetus Novels & Stories

Lynx said, pointing directly at Zoey's stomach. Zoey instinctively covered her belly with her hands, trying to protect her pup. What followed was a scoff that came from Lynx's lips. “What are you trying to protect? How sure are you that it's still in there?” Lynx said, his tone devilish and low. “What do you mean?” Zoey asked immediately, fear creeping into her entire soul. “I mean, it's not a pup yet; it's still a mere fragile foetus, and so if I had injected you while you were asleep, then…”

Second, they turn into monsters from being left in the mercy of the wild. When Anita said she did not want the baby since it would only remind her of the nightmarish past, Hana immediately thought of these words uttered by Leyte. She shook her head in dismay. Fetuses were already living being the moment they came into life inside the womb. The fact that upon death, they could choose to become tiyanak, proved that they also have some sort of will and awareness. Since she was a witness, Hana did not want to see one of her acquaintances help increase the population of the little devils hated severely by her entire family.

Well, let me tell you that your baby is very strong, we had to do an emergency caesarean section, and he was born, we didn't wait for his approval for the birth, because for us the life of both of us was paramount, now he is in intensive care for neonates. Julius looked at me compassionately, and smiled at me, in the midst of all the shit that was going on, it wasn't all that bad. "What's Doctor?" A boy or a girl? I asked excitedly "A beautiful girl, but for now you can't see her, she's being treated in a special incubator, you'll have to wait a little while for the pediatrician to authorize it, Yenna was only about 30 weeks pregnant, however, I want to be honest with you, there's a big chan

Fuzzy images from her memories flashed before her eyes. But gradually, the sweet idyllic dream turned into a nightmare. The fetus in her mother's womb took the form of a baby—her little brother—but it was cold, still, and lifeless.

I think she’s a little miffed that Bryant is as good as she is, maybe slightly better. “Later, I have some things I want you to look at. Pictures from the estate agents in the city for a house near mom. And the land agent here has found a plot that he’s hopeful we can purchase and gain permission to build a pretty good-sized lodge. About two miles from this spot.” Jyeon tips his chin to gaze at me square in the eye. He has been in organization overload since finding out about our junior; he is so ecstatic and fine with it already while I am still in the throes of uneasy nervousness and trying to accept this is real and not a dream and unsure of what I genuinely feel. I think I am in shock mo

I asked dully. "The baby," she said gently. The baby. It wasn’t a baby. It was a problem. A catastrophic error. I sniffed, wiping my nose with the back of my hand. "It’s not a baby, mom. It’s a clump of cells. A zygote, or a blastocyst, or… just cells." She frowned. "Kasey—"

The two demonic wisteria fetuses he ate were the only remaining two. Although several women had already died in the one hundred or so coffins, not every one of them had successfully given birth to matured demonic wisteria fetuses. Like how a normal human conceived, there were possible cases of miscarriage in the process… For example, weaker mothers might have illnesses that would result in their deaths halfway through the fetus’ breeding process. Naturally, with the mother dead, the fetus wouldn’t be able to survive either.

“The herb wasn’t just dangerous to the fetus.” A strange feeling settled over me. Ford slowly sat up straighter. “What do you mean?” Irene looked at me, and I didn’t like the expression in her eyes. Not one bit. "Because the situation was far more critical than you realize, Alphas. The drug is engineered to target dominant Lycan fetuses… and Keren is entirely human.” You could practically hear a pin drop in the room. Even Bree stopped crying.

Hope hesitated for a moment before speaking. "I know it's still a little too early to be sure, but I didn't want to wait. I figured it would be better if I drew your attention to it first..." "Hope, whatever it is, just say it," Dylan said impatiently, trying his best not to snap. "It's the fetus. It doesn't seem normal." Dylan brows knitted into a frown. "What do you mean?" he muttered.

"I don't know, but it feels like there's something fluttering in my stomach. Like there are little butterflies flying inside." "Oh my God..." Delila and Violet exclaimed simultaneously. Adaline looked at the two women alternately. "God has breathed life into the fetus you're carrying, dear. If previously the fetus was just a lump of flesh, then now the fetus in your stomach already contains the soul of your future child," Violet replied. Adaline nodded in understanding.