The morning after the intense confrontation with the mermaid leader, Y/N woke up nestled in the comforting warmth of Lucas's embrace. The events of the previous day had left an indelible mark on her, and as her hand instinctively rested on her slightly swollen abdomen, a mix of emotions surged within her.Lucas stirred, his crimson eyes meeting hers. "You're safe, love. Always."
Y/N managed a weak smile, her fingers tracing circles on his chest. "I was just scared. I thought I might lose you."
He kissed her forehead tenderly. "I promised to protect you, and I'll keep that promise."
As they lay there, the morning sun filtering through the leaves of the forest, Y/N gathered the courage to voice her worries. "What if they come back, Lucas? What if they find another way?"
He cupped her face, his gaze unwavering. "They won't. I'll make sure of it. We're going to raise our child in a world where they can be free."
Her eyes sparkled with a mixture of gratitude and love. "Our child," she whispered, as if testing the words.
"Our child," he repeated, a proud smile playing on his lips. "And I can't wait to meet them."
Later that day, as they strolled through the tranquil forest, the air seemed charged with a newfound energy. Y/N marveled at the way the sunlight filtered through the leaves, casting a warm glow on the forest floor. She felt a sense of peace and belonging she had never experienced before.
Lucas, sensing her thoughts, squeezed her hand. "This is your home now, Y/N. With me. With us."
She nodded, leaning into his side. "I never thought I'd find a place where I truly belong."
He pressed a kiss to her temple. "And you'll never have to worry about leaving. We're bound together."
As the day unfolded, they returned to their cozy home in the outskirts. Lucas, with a mischievous gleam in his eye, announced, "I have a surprise for you."
He led her to a small, beautifully decorated room. Soft hues adorned the walls, and a crib sat in one corner. Y/N's eyes widened with realization.
"You've been busy," she said, a mix of joy and gratitude in her voice.
He wrapped his arms around her. "I wanted to make sure our child has the best. A place filled with love."
Over the following weeks, the Naga tribe celebrated the impending arrival of a new member. Y/N became a focal point of warmth and joy, embraced by the community. The naga, once wary of an outsider, now saw her as one of their own.
During a moonlit night, surrounded by the soft hum of the forest, Y/N and Lucas sat by a fire. She couldn't help but voice her fears again.
"What if I can't be a good mother?"
Lucas tilted her chin up, his gaze filled with unwavering confidence. "You'll be amazing. And I'll be there every step of the way."
As the fire crackled, a soft rustle in the bushes caught their attention. Serena emerged, a serene smile on her face.
"May I join you?" she asked.
"Of course," Y/N replied, making room for her.
They sat there, sharing stories and laughter, surrounded by the comforting embrace of the forest. The bond between them deepened, forming a tapestry of relationships that transcended species.
As the three of them sat by the fire, the topic of the child's arrival became a point of curiosity. Y/N, her fingers tracing patterns on her swollen belly, voiced the question that lingered in her mind.
"Do you think our child will be born like a human or a naga?"
Serena, ever the wise confidante, chimed in, "It's an intriguing thought, isn't it? A blend of two worlds."
Lucas, with his crimson eyes reflecting the dancing flames, pondered. "I'll consult the tribe's doctors and elders. They might have insights into such matters."
The following day, after an animated discussion with the tribe's elders, Lucas returned with a thoughtful expression. "It seems our child will follow the usual course of human pregnancies-nine months. Nature has its way of harmonizing different aspects."
Y/N, relieved by the clarity, couldn't help but smile. "A human pregnancy. That's... comforting."
Lucas brushed a gentle kiss on her forehead. "Our child will be extraordinary, regardless of the journey they take."
Serena, the embodiment of serenity, added, "Every birth is a miracle, and yours will be no exception."
With this newfound knowledge, the trio embraced the mystery and wonder of the impending arrival. The forest, bearing witness to their shared laughter and contemplation, seemed to hum with the promise of new beginnings.
As the night wore on, Y/N couldn't help but feel a sense of gratitude for the unexpected turns her life had taken. In the flickering firelight, Lucas and Serena exchanged a knowing glance, a silent acknowledgment of the harmony they had found.
The Naga tribe, once solitary beings, had found solace in the company of each other. And amid the ancient trees, where the whispers of the wind carried tales of resilience, a new chapter unfolded-one of love, acceptance, and the promise of a future filled with possibilities.
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Published - 22 Nov 2023
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Yandere naga (Completed)
Teen Fiction(Yandere naga x Fem Reader) A story about how y/n become the obsession of a certain naga who wants to have her at all cost. It's my 1st work and English is not my first language, so please pardon my mistakes and I'm open to any constructive critici...