My Hockey Alpha by Eve Above Story PDF

Chapter 658

Chapter 0658

Nina

"Nina and Enzo?"

Enzo and I both looked up, both relieved and nervous to see the nurse standing in the doorway. I took a deep breath and stood, nervously holding my barely-showing belly. However, despite my reservations, the nurse looked like a kind young woman and flashed me a warm smile as we approached.

"Good morning," she said, jotting something down on her clipboard as we walked up to her. "Ready for your appointment?"

I nodded, glancing up at Enzo. "Ready as ever," I said softly.

The two of us followed the nurse into the exam room, Enzo's hand clasped tightly in mine. The room was a stark white color but surprisingly warm, with a comforting scent of antiseptic mingled with a faint floral air freshener. Sunlight filtered through the blinds, casting striped shadows across the floor. Lastly, there was an ultrasound machine pushed up against the wall, and just seeing it made my heart race.

Today, we would finally be seeing the very first images of our baby. I just hoped that everything would be alright. "Hop up here and let's get started." The nurse patted the exam table, and began asking a series of questions while taking my vitals.

"So, Nina, how have you been feeling? Any bad morning sickness?" she asked, wrapping the blood pressure cuff around my arm.

I glanced over at Enzo and shrugged. Obviously there was so much that I couldn't tell her, but morning sickness was at least one thing that I could talk about. "It was a rough start, but I feel much better now," I replied, trying to sound as normal as possible. "I still have moments, but..."

"That's good to hear. You're a few months along now, so the morning sickness should start to subside. But don't be alarmed if it returns," the nurse said, scribbling something on her clipboard. "Morning sickness can sometimes last through the entire pregnancy."

"Yay," I replied sarcastically.

The nurse chuckled. "I know, I know," she said. "The joys of motherhood. Be prepared for other symptoms like swollen feet and a sore back, too."

me a few pamphlets, tapping the topmost one. "I'd highly recommend trying out some prenatal yoga classes," she said. "It's important to stay flexible throughout the pregnancy, and

looked at the picture of a heavily pregnant woman doing a headstand. It seemed unrealistic, and almost made me laugh. I couldn't help but

said. "I'll

nurse checked my heart with her stethoscope, listening intently for a few moments. But as she

wrong?" I asked, trying to

beating quite fast," she said. "But your blood pressure

beat faster than humans. But

jotting down a note. "I'll let the doctor know," she said, leaving us

you think my werewolf nature will keep worrying the doctor? There are so many things about me that might seem unhealthy to a human but

my hand reassuringly. "It should be fine," he said calmly. "I can show you some breathing techniques to slow your heart rate and appear more

there was a soft knock on

her hands with disinfectant as she entered.

table, and as the cold gel spread over my belly and the

one," the doctor said, turning

on the screen was our baby, barely more than a blob, but unmistakably ours. The sound of its little heartbeat filled the room, rapid and strong. Tears of

blurred

soft laugh, and stroked my hair. "We sure

the baby are both in phenomenal health despite the high heart rate," the

a mix of pride and relief. "I'm very

active throughout the pregnancy," the doctor advised, echoing the nurse's earlier suggestion about prenatal yoga. "Being active and limber is vital

I nodded. "I will."

your baby.." The doctor shook her head,

brow. "What is

developed a little more than normal at this stage. Nothing to be concerned about, but... rather curious, that's