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The MPREG Anthology III




Tia curled up against the dumpster, trying to keep warm despite the pouring rain. His hand unconsciously reached down to caress his swollen belly as he sighed, huddling even closer and trying to wrap himself with whatever rag he could find nearby.

Quietly, Tia sobbed as he thought about how he got himself into this mess. Young and pregnant, he had no business being out here in the streets, but there he was, dirty, penniless, homeless and plagued with backaches and sore feet, with nowhere else to go.

And him being mute didn’t help things along either.

All he knew was that if his father hadn’t met Fuzz, this wouldn’t have happened. His father was a single dad after his Neo-Mom dumped him for another man, and it was because his father himself was a philandering guy who loved to party and hang with lovers left and right, men and women, Neo and Earthian alike. All his years growing up, Tia had seen his father having on and off lovers, none of them really lasting more than 3 months, but they provided him and his father the basic necessities and additional comforts of life, and Tia was fine with that.

Then one day Fuzz came into the picture. Tia, 16 at the time, thought it was going to be another one of his father’s temp lovers again, but it seemed that it was serious. Fuzz, who was at least 5 years older than Tia, had hooked up with his father at an old college reunion party, and they seemed to have gotten engaged on the spot a few weeks later, almost Las Vegas style. They have yet to decide when to tie the knot, but it was obvious he was there to stay.

Fuzz treated Tia and his father right, playing his role of the man of the house as best as he could, and loved Tia like he was his own. But unfortunately, through time, Tia couldn’t help seeing Fuzz as more than just a soon-to-be-stepfather. In fact the thought of holding him tight, never letting him go, or the urge to kiss him deeply and taste his mouth inside out came to mind whenever Fuzz was a little too close to comfort. Thankfully because Tia was mute, he couldn’t blurt out his feelings to Fuzz even if he wanted to, so that little secret was kept inside him for the next few months.

When Tia ran into Fuzz and his father getting it on in the guestroom one day (and hastily dismissed and shooed away for it), it was the last straw. Tia’s heart broke as he knew his love could never be requited and he burst into silent tears in his room, crying his heart and soul out over a love that could never be.

Surprisingly, things turned out differently than he expected. Fuzz came to him an hour later after Tia cried himself to sleep and gave him a knowing smile, stroking his hair and asked just one question that proved their undoing:

“You want me, don’t you?”

From there, all the floodgates were open and all caution was thrown out the window as Tia let Fuzz claim him again and again. They will have secret rendezvous places to go to where they satisfied each other’s lust. In addition to picking him up from school, Fuzz would drive them to one of their secret places in the woods and they would go at it in the car like rabbits. At home, they would occasionally sneak a kiss or a quickie or two when Tia’s father wasn’t around or not looking, or Fuzz would pay midnight visits to Tia’s room to get on, but other than that, Tia’s father was none the wiser.

When Tia started having morning sickness and his period was late, he knew it was a matter of time before he started showing and his father would find out the affair. He tried hiding it for the first few months, keeping it away even from Fuzz himself, but when the food craving and the baby bump settled in, the cat was out of the bag. Tia refused to tell his father who knocked him up, and Fuzz wasn’t there to back him up (he was out on a business conference), and out of range and disappointment, his father called him a slut and kicked him out of the house, throwing everything he owned out the window and forbidding him to come home ever again. Tia had no choice but to pick up whatever he could carry and took to the streets.

Tia gasped as he felt something inside him pop and started leaking through his pants. Shaking his head in fear, he knew what just happened but didn’t expect it to happen so soon. Granted he had been feeling upset in the stomach and on his back for a while, but he assumed that he was just having another one of those gastric cramps from lack of eating. He didn’t realize they were contractions until one hit him really hard without the cushioning of the amniotic fluid, now that his water was broken.

Whimpering, he curled up on all fours, trying to bear through wave after wave of contractions as they got closer and closer and shorter and shorter. His breath became ragged as he tried to resist the urge to push, clawing and gripping hard at the dirt for something to anchor himself. He couldn’t give birth here, it was not right. He couldn’t have this baby here, now, in the middle of a dirty alley with nothing but filth and garbage at his feet and the heavy rain on his back. He couldn’t, he just couldn’t!

His eyes widened and his mouth let out a silent cry as he started feeling the baby descending down, squeezing its way through and trying to push through his opening that he tried so hard to curl shut. Being caught off guard, his body forced him to push down to expel the child, despite Tia shaking his head in defiance. Before he could stop himself, Tia had pushed enough to feel the baby crowning a little before it slipped back in.

Try as he might, Tia could no longer hold back the urge as another one came and made him push. His legs unconsciously uncurled and spread apart as he pushed again, the baby’s head crowning again before slipping back in, but not as much as before. Tia sobbed in agony as his trembling hands reached down to try and take off his pants when suddenly a warm hand touched his cold face.

“Tia? Tia, is that you?”

Tia looked up, trying to focus his blurred eyes from the tears and the rain to see who the owner of the voice was. The hand came again to wipe the rain and tears off his eyes and face and he soon saw that it was Fuzz, looking down at him with concern and worry.

“Tia? Tia, it’s me, Fuzz,” Fuzz’s familiar voice rang in his wanton ears as he pushed the young boy’s wet matted hair off his face. “It’s me, Tia. Are you OK? Is the baby OK?”

As if on cue, another contraction came and Tia gave in to the pushing, gripping onto Fuzz’s wrist as he pushed down hard, his mute voice make a sort of gagging sound as he felt the head descended even more. Fuzz looked at Tia’s partially downed pants and got the picture.

“You can’t give birth here,” Fuzz said as he draped his trench coat over Tia and carried him bridal style. “Try to hold it in, OK? I’m taking you to the hospital. It’s just around the corner. Don’t push, OK?”

Tia gave him an “I’ll try” look before allowing himself to be manhandled by Fuzz. As another contraction hit, he tried to hold back the urge to push, though his body managed to somehow sneak a small one or two as he was carried by Fuzz all the way to the nearest hospital. By the time they were there, the head was almost fully out.

“Looks like your baby can’t wait, boy,” the midwife in duty said as Fuzz lay Tia on the maternity bed. “Are you his family, young man?”

“I’m his fiancé,” Fuzz announced, taking Tia’s hand and gave a reassuring squeeze as he smiled down at the slightly surprised young boy.

“Well then, there’s no time to waste now,: the midwife shrugged and got ready. “The head is almost fully out. Keep pushing, boy. You’ve got a bit of tear, but there’s no undoing it till then. Go with your body and don’t fight it.”

Tia no longer planned to anymore as he gave in to the next urge to push. Fuzz helped sit him up to the proper birthing position ad Tia pushed down as hard as he could. He didn’t care if he was gagging and grunting like someone choking on a chicken bone; he just wanted this ordeal to be over.

“The shoulder’s coming nicely, keep pushing, boy!”

Tia gripped hard onto Fuzz’s shirt with his free hand, pushing down whenever his body told him to, gagged whimpers and whines escaping his lips as he tried his best to bring his baby out into the world.

“You’re doing great, Tia,” Fuzz cheered him on as he kissed his tears away. “I’m right here with you, Tia. I’m right here.”

“You’re almost there, boy! Give me one last big push!”

Taking a deep breath, Tia pushed down with all his might, freeing the baby’s shoulders out of him and letting it slide out into the midwife’s arms.

“There you go, little poppit! You’ve got a beautiful Earthian boy! Ten fingers, ten toes, and oh, what good lungs you have, poppit!”

Tia smiled through his tears of joy and relief as the midwife put the squalling baby into his arms to initiate skin-on-skin contact. Despite his squatting days in the street with almost barely enough food for himself, the baby looked healthy as a horse and surprisingly plenty of baby fat. Fuzz beamed proudly as he kissed Tia’s forehead over and over again.

“Oh, you did so well, Tia,” Fuzz said between kisses. “You did so well. I missed you so, so much. Thank God I’ve finally found you.”

Tia leaned up and kissed him back on the lips, crying a little at how happy and relieved he was to see him.

“Sorry to interrupt you guys, but it looks like your fiancé and baby is due for a wash,” the midwife said as she gently took the baby from Tia’s arms. “You’ll have them both back in no time, I promise.”

“I’ll be there when you’re ready, Tia,” Fuzz promised as he allowed Tia to be wheeled away to have the afterbirth removed, bathed in long awaited warm water and soap, and dressed in fresh hospital clothes. By the time they were done with him, he was lying down in a nicely warmed ward with clean, comfortable sheets, a cozy blanket over him and soft pillows under him.

Tia somehow slept through the entire process, so tired out from the ordeal, and when he woke up, he saw Fuzz cradling their son, cooing and whispering loving words to him. Tia let out a small sound to catch his attention.

“Oh, hey, Tia,” Fuzz said as he brought their son to him. “Here’s our baby. Isn’t he beautiful?”

Tia reached out to take their baby into his arms. He had a bit of a peach fuzz on his little head like his, but he looked just like Fuzz through and through.

He looks just like you, Tia signed, glad to have finally being able to use sign languages after such a long time.

“He’s got your hair though,” Fuzz said. “And your eyes.”

Where’s Papa?

Fuzz shook his head. “I dumped him. When I came home from the conference that day and heard what your father did, I threw away our engagement ring and left him, and I’ve been looking for you ever since. Why didn’t you tell me you were pregnant? Why did you hide it from me?”

I didn’t want to get you into trouble, Tia replied after some hesitation. You were engaged to Papa, and he seemed like he loved you so much. I didn’t mean to…

“I could’ve protected you. I could’ve taken responsibility, or at least cover for you. We could’ve run away together. Do you know how hard and long I’ve searched for you?”

I’m sorry… Tia sobbed as he looked down, cuddling their baby close.

“It’s over now,” Fuzz sighed and hugged him. “I’ve finally found you, and I’ll never let you go. I love you, Tia. Please don’t do this again.”

Tia nodded as he kissed Fuzz, trying to convey how sorry he was. Fuzz returned the kiss and ran his fingers through the younger boy’s hair, whispering sweet nothings in between kisses until the need for air separated them.

“You decided on a name yet?”

Tia shook his head and pointed at Fuzz, wanting him to name him.

“Hmm…I think we should name him Vivian. It’s a universal name. I think it suits him.”

Tia smiled and nodded in agreement.

“I meant what I said when I told the midwife I’m your fiancé,” Fuzz said as he took Tia’s hand. “Will you marry me?”

Tia’s wider smile and tears of joy was all the answer he needed.

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