Chapters tagged pregnant

by Zeebop

Chapter 10

The room was dark. The distant thump of the club music boomed through the walls. Lois Lane woke like a cat, giving no external sign of being awake but coming into all of her senses at once. Nostrils flared as she breathed in the reek of sweat, body odor, and sick—and then realize...

by Zeebop

Chapter 11

The reporter gripped the chair as a sudden vertigo seized her. It hadn't really registered to her while sunk into the gynecologist's chair how her center of gravity had shifted, but now as her ass teetered on the edge and her toes touched the floor, the reporter's eyes finally gl...

by Zeebop

Chapter 12

Lois Lane wasn't sure what was growing in her womb. She was now, however, very clearly aware that all of it was pressing on her bladder. The reporter pressed her knees together as sudden, urgent need struck her. Before she could escape, the reporter desperately needed to find a b...

by Zeebop

Chapter 13

As the golden pollen settled on her immense gravidity, the reporter suppressed a shudder and struggled to rise from the toilet. Only her legs wouldn't work. The reporter tried to stare down at legs, which refused to respond, but her swollen stomach was in the way. Grabbing ahold...

by Zeebop

Chapter 16

Strapped to the medical bed, Dru-Za snapped and snarled, threatened and harassed...but said nothing about the women in the doorway, Lois Lane and Luma Lynai, who had somehow infiltrated the ship. Dru-Za saw in them the only opportunity to escape this hell, and so kept Ursa distra...

by Zeebop

Chapter 13

Early in her career, Lois Lane had interviewed people who had experienced "missing time." Just a sudden disconnect with the world. Things happened. Sometimes they did things. Yet they claimed to not be aware of it. Lois had been critical of the whole business—the people involved...

by Zeebop

Chapter 20

Lois Lane hated the idea of destiny. Ever since she was a little girl and read about the three Fates that spun and measured out the thread of a person's life, and finally cut it off. The Daily Planet's greatest reporter had always made her own way in the world, and didn't trust o...

by Zeebop

Chapter 11

Lois Lane was a city girl. She was used to urban ecology. Rats, stray cats and dogs, pigeons, cockroaches. Gators in the sewer were an urban myth. Racoons and coyotes belonged out in the suburbs. Metropolis had to actually import deer to the parks whenever they wanted to do a pho...