A request involving straight Mpreg. Hope you enjoy readers!
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Matilda entered the apartment, the keys jangling in the lock as she fought to open the door with one hand, cradling a bag of groceries in the other. The fruit, vegetables and other items in the paper bag were a little off balance and she nearly dropped all the contents all over the floor as the door finally opened.
"I hate this door! I can't wait to move out of here!" She held the door open with her foot while she hauled herself and her groceries inside. Letting her foot go, the door swung shut quickly behind her, locking with a loud clack! Her blonde bangs fell across her face, hiding her vision as she tried to blow them out of the way, but they just swung back in front of her eyes every time. She'd been meaning to get a haircut but life had been crazily out of control lately for the last few weeks and she just hadn't found the time.
She was only 22, majoring in accounting at college while she worked part time at the local cinema to pay the bills. She was athletic, trim, mainly from good genes than any exercise regime. She was often complemented on her homely good looks and attracted the attention of a few male suitors every now and then. But her heart belonged to Simon.
She'd met Simon two years ago while at a mutual friend's party. He was finishing up his doctor's degree at the time, she only just starting her studies. She'd first seen him trying to do a keg stand, failing miserably and ending up sprawled all over the garden covered in beer. He'd barely even started before he was coughing and blubbering everywhere, tumbling all over and making a mockery of himself. His friends had chided and made fun of him, while Simon had just laughed it off, proclaiming it was his first time attempting one. That was when he had seen a young Matilda standing there, laughing and smiling at him.
They'd hit it off straight away, almost inseparable from day one. They'd fallen deeply and madly in love. They knew they were meant for each other. Matilda and Simon had begun to plan their lives out from the very beginning. While Simon finished university and moved into his residency, Matilda continued to study. They planned their wedding, their house, even their children: a lot children was the answer to that question. They moved into their first apartment in the meantime within the first year of dating, where they still currently lived.
It was small, just outside Matilda's college, but it was cheap. It had everything they needed and nothing more. The plan was to save as much money as possible so that when Matilda graduated, they could afford the wedding they always wanted. So, they scrimped and got by. The heating was lousy in winter, it was too hot in summer, the neighbors were always loud, but it was home. Matilda walked into the small kitchenette, placing the groceries on the counter. She heard the TV on, coming from their small living room. Simon must be in there. Kicking off her heels, her feet cramping a little, she headed in to Simon.
She smiled as she saw him. He was currently asleep on the couch, lying down on his back, while the TV was on at a low volume. He was snoring just a little, one hand fallen off the couch and resting on the floor as he dreamed peacefully. He was a thin guy as well, just a little taller than Matilda at five foot ten, with brown short hair and dark eyes. He was the guy of her dreams, even if to some other people he may have seemed a bit unremarkable. But he made up for it with his humor, love, enthusiasm... and perhaps in the downstairs department.
Still, as Matilda stood there in the doorway, leaning against it, watching him quietly, she was still amazed at what he now looked like today. He wore only a loose-fitting shirt and a pair of boxers, regular around the home attire since he was here all the time now. As was every man these days until D-Day. Or Mpreg day they were now calling it on the news. After all, the entire world's population of men aged between 18 and 45 were pregnant.
As Simon lay on the couch, his enormous belly lay exposed, the shirt unable to contain his gravid size. He, like every other man, was nearing the end of their third trimester and would soon be giving birth to their young. As if on cue the baby in Simon's belly rotated inside his womb, giving him a little kick from the inside. This didn't even disturb Simon, who carried on snoring.
Matilda could still remember the day this all started. They'd awoken after a night of partying, heads sore from a party the night before. Sirens could be heard on the street, the sounds of low flying jets. The internet was down when they checked their phones. Shouts and screams could be heard coming from the hall and on the street. Realizing something was wrong, they had turned on the TV...
It was one of the local newscasters, a woman in her later thirties who Matilda felt had been reading the news since the station started, she was so synonymous with the network. She looked harried, tired, but professional, her hair tied back in a bun but a few wisps of brunette locks falling across her forehead. She seemed anxious while trying to convey calm and it wasn't working.
"... this is gripping the nation. Other countries around the world are also reporting the incident. It has not been cited whether this is affecting all nations across the globe, though early indicators suggest this is the case. I repeat: at nearly an hour ago this morning it seems multiple objects appeared in low orbit above the planet's surface. The president has declared martial law in the United States until the situation is resolved, however mass panic and fear has resulted in-
Simon and Matilda sat there dumbstruck: Aliens!?
"It seems that NASA is reporting several objects having entered Earth orbit and holding position. What this means-"
The TV cut off leaving a black screen.
Matilda trembled in Simon's grasp "Did... did she say NASA... and objects entering space..."
Suddenly the TV came back on, but instead of black screen it was bright blue screen.
"People of Earth." The voice shot out TV, echoing and booming throughout the apartment. It spooked Simon so much he dropped his mug he had been drinking from. The voice was metallic, like a robot, completely inhuman. "We mean you no harm. We have arrived at your planet as guests and thank you for your hospitality. Though we have only just arrived our time here is short. In nine months we shall depart this planet after we have refueled and refilled our supplies. We will leave no untoward impact on your society. We are peaceful travelers."
"However, you may have noticed changes in your male biology. Rest assured these are not permanent. We have need for replenishing our stock, and this includes our own species. Human DNA is compatible with our own, but only male. As such your race will provide excellent incubators for out next generation."
Simon was incredulous. "Is this for fucking real!?"
The voice continued. "In practical terms all men are now carrying our young. In nine months you shall birth our young and we will leave your planet. Guarantees have been made for men to be able to achieve this feat. Thank you for helping our people. In return, we promise a gift upon our departure. Please also be aware that we value our young and if anything happens to them during incubation this will displease us."
The voice stopped. Matilda and Simon sat there, dumbstruck. The TV came back to the newscaster.