Mass Effect Kink Meme: PART VIII

Mar 27, 2012 01:43

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Unknown Side Effect 3d/? anonymous April 26 2012, 03:04:00 UTC
“Cortez, the shuttle!” Garrus called, his voice in her comm. “Now!”

Shepard let Garrus gather her into his arms. She didn't have to fight it anymore, so she pressed her face against the heated metal of Garrus's armor. She couldn't sleep or relax because the pain kept coming. Someone should knock her out with a sedative when she got back on the ship.

Garrus arranged her with the help of Liara on a bench so that she was laying on her back with her knees propped up. Garrus sat down on one end of the bench and pillowed a blanket under her head. Liara sat on the other end, resting her hand on Shepard's foot up on the bench.

Chakwas started shouting orders and questions the moment Shepard was settled, telling Cortez to move his ass like it was on fire. “I can't do any scans while Shepard's off of the ship. Her vitals have been shooting up at particular points. You should have gotten her out of there sooner. What sort of pain is she in? You said cramping?”

Shepard sucked in a breath and held it to let the pain of another spasm wash over her. Garrus ran his hand through her hair, using an untucked portion of the blanket to wipe away sweat beading on her face.

Liara answered Chakwas. “Yes, she's only said it feels like cramps. She's been favoring her stomach when it happens. Can we sedate her? She seems to be in a lot of pain.”

Yes, blessed relief. Shepard thought as she tipped her head back to enjoy the moment of calm before her body was on fire again.

“No, that might not be wise. What does it feel like, Commander?” Chakwas asked. “Where exactly do you feel the pain?”

“It - I think it starts in my back,” Shepard responded. “Moves to the front. My stomach. Pressure and cramping. It starts to hurt all over.” She gritted her teeth at more seizing pain. “God, it - it feels like... like I'm giving birth. What the hell is wrong with me?”

“Yes, well, Commander,” Chakwas paused, the comm going quiet. “When was your last physical?”

“My last physical?” Shepard started to wrack her brain. “I had drug tests done while I was incarcerated. But a full scan hasn't... well, I haven't gotten one since I was with Cerberus. Miranda did one right after we destroyed the Collector's base.”

“Noticed any illnesses while you were incarcerated? Anything out of the ordinary?” Chakwas continued.

“Why is that important?” Shepard gasped.

“Until I get you back on the Normandy, I can't be certain, Commander. You may, in fact, be giving birth.”

“You're joking,” Shepard nearly laughed, covering her eyes with her hand. “That's the best idea you can come up with?”

“I'm completely serious, Commander.” And Chakwas sounded completely serious.

Shepard tilted her head back to look up at Garrus staring down at her. His hand had stilled in her hair and his eyes were hard as he returned her gaze. “That's impossible,” she whispered. Pain lanced through her belly again, and she clenched her hand around the edge of the bench at her side.

“I was never sick,” Shepard went through her pregnancy symptom list in her head when the pain subsided. “I haven't gained any - my stomach isn't huge! I haven't slept with - God, there hasn't been a human man since Kaidan years ago.”

“These spikes in your vitals have been growing closer and closer together,” Chakwas told her. “Seeing from my end, I can assume that the intensity of the pain has gotten worse since they first started. They are reading like contractions during a birthing would.”

Shepard had nothing to say to that; she was completely flabbergasted by the notion. Garrus didn't seem to have anything to say either.

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Unknown Side Effect 3e/? anonymous April 26 2012, 03:07:09 UTC
Liara touched Shepard's knee, and asked softly, “Do you feel pregnant, Shepard?”

“No, I don't.” For one of the few times in her life, Shepard felt tears starting to well up in her eyes. “That's something you'd think I'd notice. Nothing. No swelling belly. I haven't felt... anything inside of me, moving around. No one's noticed me glowing?”

“Glowing?” Garrus looked down at her with a crooked browplate.

Liara shook her head. “It's a human, uh, metaphor or something. Pregnancy makes a woman seem to glow with, well, happiness, you know, emotions. Makes her seem all the more beautiful.”

“You still look beautiful to me,” Garrus said, returning to his ministrations of running his hand through her hair.

The feel of his fingers against her scalp was oddly relaxing, and Shepard smiled. She was about to tell him how silly that sounded, but she was cut off with that cramping pressure of pain that might possibly be a contraction.

“We're almost there, Commander,” Cortez's voice projected from the driver's seat.

Shepard had a break in cramping, and she placed a curious hand on her stomach. She couldn't feel anything with her armor on though. She started undoing clasps, removing her gauntlets and gloves. Garrus and Liara picked up on what she was doing, and without prompt, starting helping her remove her armor.

She was down to her undersuit and the armored plates on her thighs when she waved her arms and shouted for the other two to stop. “Uh, Chakwas? I...” Shepard didn't know how to explain the sudden sensation she felt of liquid trickling down her inner thigh. “I may have... peed in my armor?”

“Does it smell like urine?”

“It's trapped in my undersuit. I can't smell it.” Shepard unhooked and unzipped the top of the suit, folding it down to her waist so that she was sitting in a small white tank top.

“Try to stop it,” Chakwas suggested.

“Stop it?”

“Clench. Stop yourself from urinating.”

Shepard did as she was told, trying to “hold it in”, but the trickle of liquid didn't stop. Luckily, the suit was already absorbing the fluid to put it into a waste receptacle with her sweat. “That didn't do anything.”

The shuttle stopped and Chakwas stepped into the vehicle when the door opened. “All speculation still, but if you are going through labor, that's a pretty sure indication that your just water broke.”

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(A/N: That's all I've got for now. Not sure when I'll have free time to write again. I was on a roll today.)

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Re: Unknown Side Effect 3e/? anonymous April 26 2012, 03:25:58 UTC
I'm cringing at what's coming but looking forward to more. :(

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Re: Unknown Side Effect A!A anonymous April 26 2012, 03:47:11 UTC
A!Anon here. Yeah, I'm looking forward to writing it, but at the same time, almost dreading it. The slight excitement growing for the characters when they realize that this is real, only to be shot down...
I'm hoping I can convey everything alright.

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OP anonymous April 26 2012, 11:35:10 UTC
A!A to know whats coming up is making his heart wrenching, and I can't thank you more.

This is a sensitive issue but you are writing it so damn well. I am looking forward to an update

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Re: Unknown Side Effect 3e/? anonymous April 28 2012, 12:02:12 UTC
The fact that Garrus believes her or doesn't care if shes lying is so sweet. He is willing to stand by her through anything.

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Re: Unknown Side Effect 3e/? anonymous April 28 2012, 23:12:22 UTC
Having just gone through a miscarriage, I appreciate the warning, but I have to say this story is enthralling and endearing in some very strange ways.

Please keep writing. Garrus' reactions are so familiar. The gender seperation in moments like these are absolutely profound and you're conveying that and the love and affection and concern perfectly.

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Unknown Side Effect A!A here anonymous May 1 2012, 01:41:21 UTC
Not sure when I'll get a chance to continue writing this. I started it up thinking I'd have like another week before we had to move apartments, but we got an ok at a place, and I had to start packing the very next day. Still unpacking here at the new place, and I'm still busy with general things that come with moving. Don't have my computer set up yet (using the fiance's), so the moment I find my (paper) notebook, I'll start writing in it.

Any suggestions are welcome. And I'm so pleased to see that some of you are enjoying it, despite what's to come.

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Re: Unknown Side Effect A!A here anonymous May 1 2012, 01:42:28 UTC
No suggestions that I can think of, but happy to wait. Good luck with moving!

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