The Way You look~

NewBorn/Chapter 16

Kagome's belly grew more prominent as the month progressed, but her complexion became paler, and her body grew weaker. The once energetic and vibrant girl found herself bedridden, unable to perform even the simplest of tasks. Kagome's appetite dwindled, and she stopped eating altogether. The pain she experienced was excruciating, radiating from her abdomen throughout her entire body. It was an unrelenting agony that left her breathless and writhing in discomfort.

One day, as Kagome lay in bed, her body aching and her spirit broken, the sound of a knock on the door startled her. "Kagome! Are you awake?" a familiar voice called out. It was the doctor who came to check on her condition.

"Y-Yes, I'm awake..." Kagome replied weakly, her voice hoarse and barely above a whisper.

The doctor entered the room and approached Kagome's bedside, his brow furrowed with concern. "How are you feeling?" he asked, gently touching her swollen belly.

Kagome's eyes welled up with tears as she struggled to articulate her pain. "I'm still in a lot of pain," she explained, "It's unbearable."

The doctor nodded sympathetically, understanding the toll the pregnancy took on Kagome's body. He reassured her that he would do everything in his power to alleviate her suffering, prescribing more vital pain medication and advising her to rest.

As the days turned into weeks, Kagome's condition continued to deteriorate. She remained bedridden, haunted by the constant pain. Her once rosy cheeks had become hollow, and her eyes were sunken and lifeless. The once vibrant and energetic girl was now a shell of her former self.

Kagome's family and friends watched helplessly as she battled the unbearable pain. They tried to comfort her and distract her from her suffering, but nothing seemed to work. Kagome's spirit was slowly fading away, and they feared the worst.

One day, Kagome remained in bed, her body aching and boredom gnawing at her mind. She attempted to rise, mustering enough strength to succeed. Her feet tangled as she searched for something, and she fell over. It was as if she had forgotten how to walk. The loud thud of her body hitting the floor reverberated through the room, prompting Sango, Miroku, and Inuyasha to rush in, their expressions etched with concern.

"Kagome!" Inuyasha exclaimed, his voice laced with alarm as he saw her groaning on the ground. Sango and Miroku gasped, their eyes wide with disbelief at the sight unfolding before them. Inuyasha swiftly moved to her side, reaching out to help her up.

"I'm okay. Please, do not fret over me," Kagome said, her voice weak yet determined as she tried to convince them to leave so she could be alone. Her beloved Sesshomaru had left to attend to pressing matters in the West. "Please, do not tell Sesshomaru. He worries too much," Kagome pleaded, her voice laced with concern and affection. Understanding her wishes, they nodded solemnly.

Kagome's pregnancy progressed as two months passed, and she found herself seven months along. Her belly had grown significantly, protruding outward with a remarkable roundness. Sesshomaru, recognizing the approach of her birthing time, remained by her side incessantly, his unwavering presence providing comfort and support.

Kagome's physical strength had diminished considerably. The once vibrant and active woman now found it challenging to even rise from her resting place. Her daily routine became simplified to the bare necessities: eating, attending to her bodily needs, and surrendering to sleep. Despite her weakened state, Sesshomaru ensured that she lacked nothing.

With unwavering devotion, Sesshomaru remained by her side at all times. As Kagome slept, he would sit beside her, his watchful eyes ensuring her peaceful slumber. When nature called, he would gently assist her in rising and guide her to the bathroom. Meals were no longer a solitary affair for Kagome, as Sesshomaru lovingly fed her, ensuring she received the nourishment her body and their unborn child required.