Louis' POV
"I don't think I can do this Haz," I said, pacing.
"Love I know it's hard, but she needs to know and you need to rest," Harry sighed.
"I'm fine," I said, only to wince as pain rocketed through my, erm, lower region as well as my abdomen.
"You don't seem fine," Harry frowned, "come lay on the couch with me and I'll rub your stomach. How many more days do you have on your, um, period?"
"Tomorrow should be the last," I smiled.
"Then why are you still cramping?" He asked, "Gemma was usually done cramping after the 4th or 5th day."
I gave him a look and he quickly added, "I only know because she stopped complaining after then."
I laughed and laid on the couch, my head in his lap. He placed his hand on my lower abdomen and begin to massage the skin. It felt so good!
"Thank you so much," I purred, "this feels amazing. As for your question, Dr. Mcall told me that some people have cramps their entire period. It just depends on the person. I guess I'm one of those people."
"Aw baby," he sighed, "I'm sorry. How are you feeling in the lower region?"
"It's better, but it still hurts," I said.
"I wish I could kiss it and make it better," Harry said, winking at me.
"Harry!" I gasped, then laughed a little.
"Don't worry," I smirked, "you'll have plenty of time for that when I'm healed."
"I look forward to it," Harry said.
Harry continued to rub my stomach, but suddenly I remembered something.
"Harry, I have to go change my pad," I blushed. I'm still not used to saying that.
"Of course love."
We got up and I walked into the bathroom. I could hear the doorbell ringing. I grabbed a pad from under my sink and sat down on the toilet. I changed the pad, trying my best not to look at all the blood, and pulled my pants back up. I went back into the living room and saw my mum and Harry talking on the couch. I smiled and ran over to her, enveloping her in a hug.
"Mum!" I exclaimed, kissing her cheek.
"Louis!" My mum mimicked.
"Meany," I mumbled, sticking my tongue out at her.
"Oh don't be that way," she laughed, "now, what's this I hear about an operation? Harry told me they found something strange in your ultrasound?"
"Yeah," I sighed, "it's really, really, strange."
"Well, I have time," she laughed, "so, go on and tell me."
"Okay," I said, nervously, "well I was handing strange symptoms; fatigue, cramping in my lower abdomen, increased hunger or food cravings, and migraines, but only during about a week and a half out of every month. Dr. Johanssen told me she wanted to check something so she did an ultrasound and she discovered...afullyfuctioningfemalereproductivesys tem."
"Pardon?" She asked.
"Harry you tell her," I mumbled, "I can't say it again."
"Well, Jay, what she found is a fully functioning female reproductive system," he said.
"Really?" She asked, not looking at all surprised.
"Y-yeah," I stuttered.
"Jay," Harry smiled, "you already knew that didn't you?"
"Yes I did," she sighed, "when Louis was 12 he started having pain like that so his doctor at the time did an ultrasound. She found the same thing, but told me and not Louis. I kept trying to find the right time to tell him, but it just never came. She also explained the operation, but she told me she didn't think you would be ready to start your period anytime soon."
"Why did it take me 9 years to start?" I asked, not really bothered that my mum didn't tell me about it.
"The doctor said that it could take awhile because, although you have female hormones, you have male ones too. Therefore it could take a little longer for the female ones to kick in and start your period," she explained.
"Oh," I said.
"You don't seem that upset that I didn't tell you," she smiled.
"Would you like me to be?" I smirked.
"No, I'm just surprised," she said.
"I'm just trying to stay positive," I said, "I already had a five hour meltdown at the hospital. I don't really want to have another one."
She smiled and pulled me into a hug.
"I'm so proud of you," she beamed, "you're taking this so well."
"He really is Jay," Harry said, "other than that one meltdown he's been such a trooper."
"What about you Harry," Jay said, "how do you feel about the discovery?"
"I feel amazing. It's just incredible that he has the opportunity to have children. I'm just so happy that we have the chance to have a family together," Harry smiled.
"You really feel that way?" I asked, tears in my eyes.
"Absolutely," Harry said, pulling me in for a sweet kiss.
We pulled away and I saw tears in my mum's eyes. I kissed her cheek and gave her a long hug. When I looked at her, though, her face suddenly changed. She looked a little torn, almost conflicted. I frowned. I didn't want her to be upset.
"Mum," I asked, "what's wrong?"
She sighed and said,
"What do you plan on telling the boys?"
