Author: WinstonWallace
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When Mary saw the job posting for ‘Fulltime Babysitter’, she didn’t think it’d be so literal. It seemed almost too good to be true, “Sixty thousand dollars to be the primary caregiver for twin babies for six months,” it said. Mary already had a plethora of experience in caring for newborns, usually for women with high-end careers, and figured she was the perfect candidate. When she arrived to interview for it at the family’s large mansion in the country, however, she learned there was one BIG caveat: The babies weren’t born yet.
“We know it’s a pretty unusual request…” the mother explained as she stroked her large pregnant belly in the foyer of their home, “…but my husband and I are just too busy right now to become parents. I’ve been taking a drug that forestalls labor, but at this point I’m so huge and pregnant that I can barely get my work done.”
She went on to explain that she and her husband were privy to a new medical device that would allow the transfer of a pregnancy from one woman to another. Mary was quite skeptical that such a thing could exist, but was willing to humor them. They said they’d give her $1000 on the spot if she’d be willing just to try it, and she agreed.
The husband brought out a small, glossy white box and set it down on the coffee table between Mary and the mother-to-be, then left the room. The device was of a slick, minimalistic design, with nothing besides a black on/off switch on the top.
“Ok dear, are you ready?” the mother asked. Mary nodded.
After the switch was flipped, Mary heard a faint ringing in her ears, and suddenly her breasts felt sore. She gasped as her belly started to grow as the overdue twins were miraculously transferred from the mother over to her. Her red dress stretched tightly over her round bump, and she was worried it would rip.
“Oh wow… you were actually serious!” Mary said with disbelief, progressing through months of pregnancy in a matter of seconds.
The red fabric grew taut over her swollen belly as the two overgrown babies took up residence. She looked like she had swallowed a watermelon whole by the time it stopped growing, and before long started feel the twins move around inside her.
“This is… a little overwhelming, hehe,” she said facetiously, still concerned about leaving a good impression. “When did you say they were due?”
“Two weeks ago,” said the mother. “Crazy, right? Modern medicine is truly a blessing. We’d have you take the same medication I’ve been on to keep you from going into labor. Just a little pill every morning, no big deal. In six months or so you’ll transfer the babies back over to me so that I can give birth to them. I’m guessing they’ll be so big by then that I’ll have to get a C-section, but you won’t have to worry about that!”
“So… if I’m understanding you correctly, you want me to carry these twins for you, which are already two weeks overdue, for another six months?!”
“Exactly!” the mother said excitedly. “What do you say?”
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When Mary saw the job posting for ‘Fulltime Babysitter’, she didn’t think it’d be so literal. It seemed almost too good to be true, “Sixty thousand dollars to be the primary caregiver for twin babies for six months,” it said. Mary already had a plethora of experience in caring for newborns, usually for women with high-end careers, and figured she was the perfect candidate. When she arrived to interview for it at the family’s large mansion in the country, however, she learned there was one BIG caveat: The babies weren’t born yet.
“We know it’s a pretty unusual request…” the mother explained as she stroked her large pregnant belly in the foyer of their home, “…but my husband and I are just too busy right now to become parents. I’ve been taking a drug that forestalls labor, but at this point I’m so huge and pregnant that I can barely get my work done.”
She went on to explain that she and her husband were privy to a new medical device that would allow the transfer of a pregnancy from one woman to another. Mary was quite skeptical that such a thing could exist, but was willing to humor them. They said they’d give her $1000 on the spot if she’d be willing just to try it, and she agreed.
The husband brought out a small, glossy white box and set it down on the coffee table between Mary and the mother-to-be, then left the room. The device was of a slick, minimalistic design, with nothing besides a black on/off switch on the top.
“Ok dear, are you ready?” the mother asked. Mary nodded.
After the switch was flipped, Mary heard a faint ringing in her ears, and suddenly her breasts felt sore. She gasped as her belly started to grow as the overdue twins were miraculously transferred from the mother over to her. Her red dress stretched tightly over her round bump, and she was worried it would rip.
“Oh wow… you were actually serious!” Mary said with disbelief, progressing through months of pregnancy in a matter of seconds.
The red fabric grew taut over her swollen belly as the two overgrown babies took up residence. She looked like she had swallowed a watermelon whole by the time it stopped growing, and before long started feel the twins move around inside her.
“This is… a little overwhelming, hehe,” she said facetiously, still concerned about leaving a good impression. “When did you say they were due?”
“Two weeks ago,” said the mother. “Crazy, right? Modern medicine is truly a blessing. We’d have you take the same medication I’ve been on to keep you from going into labor. Just a little pill every morning, no big deal. In six months or so you’ll transfer the babies back over to me so that I can give birth to them. I’m guessing they’ll be so big by then that I’ll have to get a C-section, but you won’t have to worry about that!”
“So… if I’m understanding you correctly, you want me to carry these twins for you, which are already two weeks overdue, for another six months?!”
“Exactly!” the mother said excitedly. “What do you say?”