You go to sleep on the hard surface of the dining room table

Awakening with a start several hours later, you hear sounds of Lauren in distress and rush to her room. When you enter, you find her still upon the bed, though much changed for the time you were absent. Her belly is now even larger. She strains as she pushes and looks at you.

"Y-you did this...to me!" she manages to hiss as she instinctively pushes. You watch, transfixed, as a grey mass begins to emerge from her. With a final push, it is free, coated in a clear white film that squirts all over the bed.

"You...m-monster..." Lauren manages to stammer out despite her hazy mind. You examine the small mass, finding it hard; yet familiar. Surprisingly, you feel a mind within reaching out to you; confused and alone, but so very happy to reach you. Slowly, the mass stretches out and extends tiny arms toward you.

You're a father!

Lauren strains again, as she starts to push the next of your litter from her body. Gently, you lift your newborn to Lauren's left breast. Immediately, your child latches on, feeding from his mother. You follow suit with the other, and quickly find a satisfying rush of warmth pouring into you from Lauren's breast.

You hadn't even realized how hungry you were and now wrap a hand around her breast to help squeeze it into you faster. Lauren makes some unhappy noises and a few moans through this process as she grunts and pushes.

Before long, you are looking at five small copies of yourself and you rotate them through feeding from Lauren. Flooded with hormones and your gas, Lauren feels her maternal instinct towards her young, even though they look so different. You, she seems to remain skeptical of, but it is not a strong resistance in the face of everything going on with her body. You sense that the experience has damaged her mind, but that she is no threat to your children.

You could stay and try to see where things go, or you could take off now with a greater knowledge of the area. There's a town called Castle Rock not too far away. You could reach before nightfall if you left now.