Impregnated By The Two Alphas

rain, and I feel like the sky

ause I didn't dare join my parents for dinner, and they did not call me down either. I think if I ha

enough fo

an who needed nourishment. But still, I couldn't get myself to go because of the fear. I went to my bathroom and drank gallons of water until I was full and s

eady. The rain doesn't let up and I'm going to get wet, e

he mood

so when I go down to the kitchen, I don't find them glowering at me. Instea

anyone at sc

s. I did have some friends at school, people I sat with at lunch, although I had been mostly ignoring them

would arise is a nightmare. There was a reason we kept our relations

w he wanted me to give up the

I still have not had harsh morning sickness. In fact, the only reason I realized something was off was when I missed my period, followed by soreness of my nipples. Otherwise, I didn't even think something had gone wrong. But when my nippl

t was h

ool relatively unnoticed. But today there were ominous whispers resounding in the air, mocking giggles at every corner I turned

and my head fills with all sorts of scenarios. None of them are good. I don't see David anywhere; it looks like he'd skipped school today. He does that most of the time, and he is excused because his

im. It would've been hard to pretend like there was nothi

of a bean in me. But to me, they are already a sentient beings, a being I am going to love unconditionally and raise to the best of my ability. I dread ha

t the earliest possible instance. I'm hurt, but I don't ask them why they're avoiding me. I think I kno

e towards the same group of people I sit at lunch with. They aren't the pe

approach them, th

ing out of place and utterly self-cons

I'd always sat next to during

't sit w

ws shoot

u can't si

one catches my eye. "I've been sitting wi

u after what you did," Beth says breezily, glaring at me, "we don