Yeetus The Fetus Novels & Stories

While she’d never seen any indication that The Bridge was located near the incubators where the fetuses were kept, it just made sense that it would be there because the majority of people transported over to the other side, whatever the hell that happened to be, were the fetuses. As Rain hurried down the hallways, headed back to the medical ward where she’d been earlier that day, she had to wonder why they would even bother to take the fetuses over The Bridge. If their position was that the fetus wasn’t a person until it was removed from the glastic incubator, then why would the fetus need to start over?

He retorted. "I said, child," Ria said again, her voice firmer. "I'm sorry, but I still don't understand where you are driving with this," Adrian said. "If you have your answer figured out, then I respectfully ask that you relay it in a manner I would understand." "The child in my womb is not an “It”... Neither is it a “thing”. It's my child—our child. My flesh and blood and I would tolerate whatever you say to me... But never disrespect this child." Ria said, her voice laced with anger.

“‘Wyot is a worthless man,’” Yemima sneered with anger. “‘The dignified leader of the Doom Race follows your every word without a trace of manly spirit or pride. He is entirely unfit to lead the race.’” “So!” Xezal finally spoke. “You’re pregnant with another man’s child, and Wyot doesn’t know.” “Hahahaha!” Yemima suddenly burst into maniacal laughter. “The child in my belly is no ordinary child. Even compared to James’ two Hongrome Children, his status and position are far superior.”

Noelle urged. Yvette simply smiled and rubbed her belly."Noelle, this child means everything to me! If I tell them, they might force me to have an abortion." Noelle couldn't help but feel a wave of concern. Yvette then pulled out an ultrasound photo from a drawer. "Look, isn't he cute?" Noelle looked at the picture of the tiny fetus, still small but already showing a strong, determined look. "Adorable." Yvette pressed the photo to her chest. "Sometimes I can't wait to see what he'll look like when he's born."

But if they replaced the original fetus with a dead one, there was no way they would know, instead they would celebrate greatly because they would think it was the succession of corrupting the fetus that made the baby seem dead. It seemed like Layla had a long time to think about the things that would be needed in the long run. She also provided a glass jar that has the ability of preserving the fetus, all Aurora had to do was make sure that she got the baby back to Left Green Woods and take care of it according to the instructions left in her father's book. “We did it, Layla! We were able to save her!” Aurora exclaimed and Layla smiled faintly from where she was. She glanced at the baby who

she spoke softly. Mitzie was too stunned to do or say anything. She was really starting to wonder just what was in that food she had at the benefit dinner. Etheria kept her eyes closed while the light continued to come from her hands. It appeared to Mitzie that Etheria was having a silent conversation with the fetus. They sat like that for a moment longer until the baby gave a good kick. Etheria opened her eyes, sat back, and the light disappeared. She chuckled at the stunned look on Mitzie’s face.

Kailey’s POV “Your belly is already protruding,” Elyra said as she walked into the hut, her arms loaded with fresh game from her hunt. She set the catch down on the wooden counter, brushing off stray leaves from her cloak.I looked up at her from where I sat by the small fireplace, cradling my stomach. “Yeah,” I said with a little smile, rubbing the slight bump that had grown in the past three months. “It’s like it gets bigger every day.”“You sure it’s a kid in there and not just food?” Elyra teased, a sly grin on her face. “I mean, with how much you’ve been eating lately, it could be both.”I gasped dramatically. “Excuse me! You’re the one feeding me like I’m an entire pack of wolves!” I shot

Those little lives, accidentally conceived and unwanted, ended up being ruthlessly taken away. Just thinking about it felt like such a cruel tragedy. Louis knew exactly what his wife was thinking. He pulled her into his arms and gave her a light pat, speaking with calm rationality. "A fetus, especially early in pregnancy, isn’t technically a person. At that stage, it’s just embryonic tissue—it’s not yet life in the way we define it." Adora turned to him, a little exasperated.

Brian and Nadine both stared intently at the monitor. "Look here, there's a tiny black dot. That's the fetus, and it's seven weeks old," Dr. Anisa explained as she moved the device to show Brian and Nadine. Although this was Nadine's second pregnancy, it felt entirely different from her first. Back then, only Nadine had felt happiness amidst the turmoil, but now, the happiness was evident on both Brian and Nadine's faces. This baby was eagerly anticipated by everyone, a child who would complete Nadine and Brian's life even more.

Even my wolf was panicking, unable to tell if our pups were okay. “Yes, Empress, they are fine… But there seems to be a major change.” He showed me the screen. “They are much larger than expected for one-week-old embryos. It’s more like you have two-month-old fetuses in your uterus. They’re fine though—their hearts are beating normally.” “My stomach hurt, and I was lightly bleeding,” I told him, and he nodded.