Your birth

Despite being pregnant with four babies, your pregnancy progresses normally. Your doctor checks on you more often, worried that you may miscarry one of your children or go into labor too early, but his fears go unfounded. You grow at the right pace and your pregnancy is well seated.

Your father grows even more protective over you in your state. Despite moving out of his house, he checks on you everyday and calls you multiple times if he can't visit. You love him, you really do, but you wish he would give you a little space. You're an adult now, you can handle yourself.

You make it to a little over eight months before you give birth, which isn't unexpected. Pregnancies with multiple don't typically make it full term, but you're sure your babies are okay. You know they are.

A painful fourteen hour labor later, you are set up in a room with your children in a small crib next to you. They are smaller than average and part of you fears that you might break them. But the doctors confirm that, despite their small size and their early birth, they are fully developed and healthy. They take samples of their blood to test for the potential father and register that you have completed your first pregnancy within the time-limit successfully with the government. Now, all you can do is recover and wait to hear back from the doctors on which man impregnated you successfully.