You Can Have My Belly: Reunited and Pregnant

By Nadia Lavoe

Over the summer, Harper underwent a gender transformation and became Halie. While strutting her stuff one evening, Halie meets Ian and they hit it off so well they began dating and having sex.

Halie eventually breaks it off with Ian so that she can go back to her life as Harper. And now, months later, Harper once again finds himself confronted with Ian, the hard-body stud who rocked his world when he was a woman.

Over the course of a few weeks, Harper and Ian have become the best of friends. But Ian doesn’t know that Harper is really the stunning Halie – the woman whose passion burned a hole in his bed over the summer.

Will Harper tell Ian that he’s really Halie? Will he give into the feminine urges that are tempting him to become a woman once again?

This story entails male to female gender swap, a fertile womb and first time pregnancy, submission to an Alpha and a reason to be naughty after being turned into a woman.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Nadia Lavoe
• Release date: Dec 14, 2019
• ISBN: 9780463904367

Nadia Lavoe

Is there a such thing as a man who has a fertile belly? Well, they exist in my naughty tales of male to female (mtf) gender swapping. These feminized men are so conflicted by the double life they now lead that they don’t know what to do with themselves. However, when it comes to planting seeds on fertile ground and putting buns in the oven, the Alpha Males these mtf's fall for help them choose the more feminine side of life. ?

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You Can Have My Belly

Reunited and Pregnant

by Nadia Lavoe

Smashwords Edition

© 2019 Nadia Lavoe

Notice: As this fictional story contains sexual content, it is intended for mature audiences. The sexually active characters of this story are (18) years of age or older and all sex is between consenting adults. Names, places, characters and incidents are either the product of the author’s imagination or are fictitiously utilized. Any resemblance to any actual persons, living or dead, organizations, events, or locales is entirely coincidental.

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Meanwhile, as the days go by, Ian doesn't show up at the sports bar for about a week. I remain a woman during this time just in case there is still hope for Ian and I. But he’s not answering his phone, nor is he responding to my texts.

Although it’s only been six days, it feels like forever. And in my helpless and lonely state, I become sad and depressed just thinking about how I screwed things up for myself. If I had never played around with becoming a woman, I would never have met Ian.

But if I had never met him, I wouldn’t have found the love of my life. This realization makes me feel even sadder I and call in sick for work. There’s no point in being there since it’ll just make me think about Ian. Nah, I’ll pass on that. Instead, I stay home on a lovely Friday night moping and sobbing over my life's circumstances.

My doorbell eventually rings and whoever it is continues to knock before they call my name. Halie! It’s me… Ian. You in there?!

Oh, my god! It’s Ian! Shit! I can’t let him see me like this. But I can’t just not open the door either. I’ll never forgive myself if I do that. OK. OK. Just calm down. Breath. Slowly. OK. Now, go and open the door.

When I tell you that it takes every ounce of my composure to open the door and look Ian in the eyes, I swear to you that it’s the hardest thing I’ve ever had to do. But lord knows that finally hearing from him, despite what he has to say, is something that I desperately need right now.

I peek through the curtain so that he sees I’m home before opening the door. But my words won’t leave my mouth.

"Uh… Hey. Um… I