Samantha and Sabin's
Hunt
Samantha woke up with sweat perspiring down her forehead like
rain. Her reddish-brown hair was damp from the perspiration that was trickling
down her face slowly. Slowly throwing her legs over her black bed sheet, she
bend over and gasp lightly from the pain that inched its way up her spinal cord
to her brain. It wasn't from the lack of trying to ignore the pain in the past
few days, she surely told herself again and again before she gets up for the
day. Her face was flushed red as she gently gets up from the bed, her hands
still grasping the dark cherry finishing night stand.
Her husband, Sabin Duvert, a handsome but mysterious man of his
way was still sleeping with his body askew underneath the thin sheets. His
breathing was low but typically normal for his species. Samantha looked over at
Sabin with a soft smile as she smooth her hand over to him. "Sabin?"
she whispered, her voice light as air. "Wake up baby... you had gotten
enough sleep to last you for days."
He mumbled and waved her off absently, snuggling his face deep
into his pillow once again to show weariness that had torn his soul inch by
inch into desperation.
Samantha chuckled to herself, knowing the full depth of his
tiredness. After all, if it wasn?t for his and hers' fierce but tender lovemaking
last night, he would've been up hours ago, dressed and ready to head out into
the dark unknown. She took in a breath and got up from the messy bed and head
to the bathroom for a long and leisurely hot shower.
Hours later, she was clothed in her normal green Victorian dress
with slings around her legs that is hidden by the dress itself. She knows it
wasn't the typical every-day clothing for a female to wear when she is on the
hunt. The strength inside her that formed from a ball of losses that came from
the mysterious deaths of her loving mother and father had given her no time to
think about fashion, but only for the well being of her loved ones. Sabin came
up besides her, yawning lightly before he darts his dark eyes over Samantha's
rigid body form.
In his mind, he only thought about the elusive lovemaking that
they had shared the night prior. He smirked absently to himself as he slides an
arm around her waist with a tender gaze bestowed by him to her privately. He
knew there was something wrong with her, but he couldn't just figured out what,
that is all.
"Anything you want to tell me??" he said quietly to
Samantha in a suave voice.
Samantha chuckled to herself because Sabin had never failed to
make her smile at the wrong times in her life. She turned and accepted his arm
around her waist and relaxed her head on his right broad shoulder. "Mmmm,
nothing at all. Well nothing that a kiss cannot cure these days," her
voice dropped to a light mischievous tone.
It was Sabin's turn to chuckled as he arches his head down to meet
Samantha's full lips with his own. As their lips touches one another, their
minds sparkled with such delight and passion renewed. Samantha broke the kiss
after a couple of minutes of self-indulgence with Sabin. "Now now, Sabin.
You know we have duties to do today," her voice was husky.
"Damn it, Sammie! Why do you use that tone of voice with me?
You know it makes me hunger for you more with each and every minute
passing," he fumed at her with, completing with a hoarsely like tone.
"All better to give chase, my dear," She giggled lightly
and kissed his cheek for little self-indulgence. She unwinds herself from his
arm and proceeds ahead of herself; a grin was plastered across her face, knowing
what her own body heat had done to him.
Sabin sighed in self-defeat, knowing she was up to her old tricks
again. Besides, who knows his own wife better than he does? That's right,
nobody. Right there from their old Victorian house, he stretched to limber his
muscles for the long walk today. They had discovered a hidden hybrid species
that was lurking around in the forests last week, and Samantha was determined
as ever to find out what they are.
A Lover's Determination
After a long day of hunting, Samantha and Sabin finally gave up
the search for the new hybrids. After all, it was foolish to go after something
that they know entirely nothing about. They had head back to their creaky
victorian mansion with exhausation boring a hole into their souls.
"Samantha.. You know we can't stop until we reach back to the
homestead," Sabin's voice reached a new tone- a more serious dull tone for
the first time in his life.
His wife, Samantha looked at Sabin with a weary look. Her dress
was torn half way from trampling through the thick, pointy vines that was
growing out of control in the forests. "Sabin, lets just take a break. I'm
sure we can reach home in few minutes," she said as she finally stop and
sat on a rock, taking an unexcused break.
Sabin gotten a feeling that Samantha had stopped a few minutes
back and sighed lightly to himself, tracking back to where she was last. After
a few minutes of walking back, he crouches to Samantha's sitting height.
"I know something's up with you. Do tell me or I'll have to do it the hard
way with you," he whispered.
"Sabin.. I just need a breather," Samantha pants
lightly.
Her husband looked at Samantha with a serious expression. "It
goes beyond of just needing a breather, huh, Sammie? You been restless lately
and been complaining of back pains," his voice took on a wistful tone.
Samantha looked at her husband, Sabin with a suspicious look upon
her face. "I..I....I guess so. I just want to go home, Sabin.." she
said lightly and with a weary tone.
Sabin looked at Samantha for a final time and shaked his head.
"you know what.. nevermind.." he said loudly and picked Samantha up
in to a bridal-style cradle and grins at her.
"WHOAAA!! SABIN! LET ME DOWN!! THIS AIN'T FUNNY AT
ALL!!.." Samantha persistently shouted at Sabin.
Sabin grins at Samantha before heading back to their home with
Samantha's struggling form in his arms. "Like you said earlier babe, 'its
all better to give chase, my dear' you know.." he mischeviously grinned
for the first time that day.
Samantha looked at Sabin with a rude look, but couldn't help but
to get excited from all the action. 'Well, maybe just this time I will let him
have his own way' her thoughts trailed off as they steadily reach their
homestead for a feverish night of love-making.
That night, after their passionate love-making, Samantha's body
adopted a new pain. A horrible adominable pain that struck the walls of her
stomach and is now forcing her to run to the bathroom and vomit up whatever
food she had recently ate that night. "OHHH!" Samantha cried out
softly as the last bit of swirly food just came out into the toilet. Her legs
were shakily as she tried to stand up with the support of her arms. She knew
she will not make it to the sink fast enough.
Sabin woke up after hearing Samantha's light moaning sound and
looks around for her body. He knew something was up, so he pulled on lazily a
pair of slacks and followed the sounds. "Sammie??" his voice reach a
desperate level.
"Noo, sabin.. go back to bed.. I'm fine, just fine, "
she muttered.
Sabin looked in just plain confusion at Samantha's blatant words.
Shaking his head, he just barged in the bathroom and looked at Samantha's tired
body being supported by the sink counter.
Samantha looked up at Sabin and sighed lightly, "Sabin..
nothing's wrong. Just go back to bed. I'll join you a in few minutes.."
Her husband shooked his head and made his way over to Samantha,
softly implanting his arms around her and picked her up with the lightest of
ease. "You're staying in bed for acouple of days, no agruments!" he
bluntly told Samantha and made his way back into their darkened bedroom.
"Sabin....." her voice went low. "Stop treating me
like I'm some fragile vase just about to be broken."
"No deal Samantha, would you rather I treat you as filth and
throw you out into the shed?" he looked at Samantha with a ingenious look.
Samantha shaked her head wearily and sighed. She just plain gave
up because her body was about to fall into exhausation mode for the 2nd time
that night.
Sabin slides Samantha's aching body under the cool sheets and
responded, "You know what. You stay in bed and I'll see what I can do
about food, alright?"
She looked at Sabin with a soft expression and nod lightly,
snuggling heavily into the cool and crisp sheets that was her bedcovers. Her
mind was whispering all kinds of thank yous to her body as she slowly fell
asleep watching Sabin pull out a red thick book and began to read.
Discovery of Samantha's
Disease
After hours and hours of endless reading and endless medical
books, Sabin can't seem to find the sickness that holds Samantha's body in a
vice grip.
An electric storm started outside, flashing the sky with powerful
bolts in different shades of purple and green. Every once in a while, there
will be a bright flash of white, then nothing for a couple of minutes. Sabin
gave up finding the solution until a powerful shock send vibrations throughout
the first floor of the victorian mansion, shaking a small black book from the
top shelf onto his head.
"Oooph!!" he groans as the book made contact, throwing
him to the floor. He shuddered for a moment before shaking his head fast to
regain consciousness from the dizziness. His arms reaches under to push him up
from the floor while his feet slowly regain momentum, picking his body off the
floor completely.
After he had shaked off all the weird feelings, he looked down
near the edge of his right foot; there lies the small black book with the
engraving, "Medical Symptoms and Solutions" imprinted on the
cover. Sabin's eyebrows raised into a confused position, not recognizing the
stature of the book. Where had this book came from? I do not remembering
buying a book like this before, his thoughts were all jumbled together.
However, he shrugged the negative thoughts out and picked up the book, and
starting to head upstairs to where Samantha was currently resting.
After awhile of watching Samantha resting under the blankets, the
sheet only rising along with her breaths. Sabin decided to look into the
forgotten book that he discarded earlier. His mind is going the the speed of
lightspeed with no intention to stop. His breath became shallow as his hands
open the book, flipping towards the I section, hoping to find what is illing
Samantha badly.
"Hmm.." Sabin sighed softly as he flipped through
countless pages. His mind was so exhausated by all the words that was running
through his brain fast.
At last, when he reached the section he was looking for, his mind
was already wrapped around the idea of death. Death... a word that is so common
to him but scary at the same time. Scared not for death itself but for death
coming for his love, Samantha.
All this time, he was worried about every aspect of death reaching
in and crushing the delicate lifeforce of Samantha. His fingers slide over the
section he needed and his eyes thirstly absorb the information that was printed
on the fine parchment of the book.
He sighed lightly without stopping for a break for the past 15
minutes of the hour. The information proved useless for what it was. It wasn't
what he was looking for, none of the symptoms documented was what Samantha had
shown in the past week.
"..grr," he growled at the book and flipped through the
book until he found a passage that seemed to float on the paper to him.
'...aspect of the
symptoms are mild. They are best described as having nausea, frequent
headaches, morning sickness, and muscle aches that last only the 2 trimesters
of the whole pregnancy. The only solution is birth...'
...New Daddy?
Reaching the final word, Sabin's mouth fell open in a huge shock.
His eyes practically bulge out of his sockets. His heart had screeched to a
halt as his mind tried to process the information.
"I'm...a daddy?" he whispered to himself, looking up
from the book to Samantha's sleeping form laying on her back.The book slide out
of his hands, falling to the floor with a light thud.
Sabin got up from the nearby chair, restless and made his way over
to the occupied bed. He slowly took off his grey socks then discard his shoes.
The matted shirt was the last to go onto the floor as he comfortably slide
under the sheet and cuddled up to Samantha's warm body.
Samantha mumbled silently as she turns onto her side, wrapping her
right arm over Sabin's lean muscular waist and sighed. Unknowingly she did
that, Sabin smiled softly with his whole heart and snuggled his head in
Samantha's neck tenderly.
"I.. can't believe it," Sabin whispered to himself.
"I'm going to be a daddy." His heart felt like swelling to twice the
size with love for the fetus nestling in his wife's womb. Never had he felt
this way before for a child. In his mind, he had thought about all sort of
things- what they should do, how can he tell Samantha about the miracle that
they procreated with their love, and the teachings that he could pass on.
"...Sabin?" Samantha mumbled as she fluttered her
eyelids, waking up only partially.
He whispered lightly, "Yes, my love?" His tone was full
of excitement and love for her.
She fully woke up and looked at Sabin directly with her eyes still
daze from sleeping. "Why are you smiling so broadly?" she asked
curiously.
"Just happy, I guess," he answered her question with a
loving and tender grin.
"Why?" she asked again.
Sabin continued to smile at Samantha, nestling his body with her.
"Umm.. well I found the symptoms and well.. umm"
"Hmm yes?" Samantha said lightly.
Samantha could swear that she could see Sabin's eyes gleaming with
joy and his full and kissable lips were broadly stretched into a grin as he
said his next statement.
"We're having a baby," he splurted out to Samantha.
Samantha's eyes widen as her eyes had became dilated. She couldn't
believe what her husband had said to her. Its impossible... She couldnt be..
But the symptoms displaying the upcoming pregnancy was to hard to miss. Maybe
she had read her own signals wrong. She knew in the back of her mind that Sabin
wasn't wrong.
Sabin looked at Samantha with concern and said, "Sammie? Are
you alright?"
She groaned lightly, "Sabin.. are you sure?"
"Never been more surer in my life, ever.." Sabin replied
with a dignified tone.
Samantha looked over at him after she turned away saying,
"So.. we're parents?"
Sabin nodded to Samantha," Yeah that we are, kid."
She squealed lightly and wrapped her arms around his waist,
bringing him closer than before.
Sabin chuckled at Samantha's wild response and grinned wholesomely
at the prospect of being a daddy.
"I can't believe.. a baby.." Samantha's tone of voice
was chocked with joyous tears.
He grinned at Samantha's excitement of having a baby. His and
hers, altogether. His arms grasps protectively around Samantha as he whispered
in her ear of how she is so beautiful and how lucky he was to find her in this
dark time.
Sabin continued to smile, never stopping as he slipped down
Samantha's naked body. His lips slightly open as he leans to kiss her
still-flat tummy. Against his cheek, he felt a flutter. His heart even swelled
more as he felt his and hers' child move for the first time.
THE END