>Be Ovo Cricket
>You've married into a small herd of the two wasp ponies
>You dated them both, individually and together for almost two years.
>They are the love of your life. And you can't wait to live the rest of your lives together.
>After you got married it was a little disappointing that they wouldn't lay with you.
>They've been nervous about something ever since you broached the topic.
>Maybe its compatibility issues.
>They haven't said.
>One night, Crimson Elytra asks if you're sure you want to go through with it
>That you want to spend the rest of your life with them
>Well that was what the marriage vows are for.
>Its only been a week, are they already having second thoughts?
>What did i do
>She assures me that I've done nothing wrong.
>Being a mother is everything I've ever wanted.
>She tells me that once its started there's no going back. Being a mother is permanent.
>Of course, that goes without saying.
>She looks like she wants to say something else. Maybe another protest. Instead she nods.
>We'll do it tonight
>I'm so excited!
>That night she comes in, our husband is nowhere to be seen.
>I'm a little surprised, but maybe he's coming in later.
>I didnt really mind mares or stallions.
>We share some alchohol, and what happens next is a surprise
>I didnt know she had that.
>I don't remember a whole lot of what happens next
>In the morning i have a warm feeling in my abdomen, I'm sore in places I've never been sore in
>And in my- our bed are the two buggies I love with all my heart.
>Days go by, sometimes i feel nauseous, other times i get some sharp pains. But its manageable.
>I'm more tired then usual
>But I am a tough mare.
>They did tell me there was no going back
>I'm so excited to see the new baby
>I didnt know i would be carrying it, but that's fine, I'm so happy i get to bear their first child.
>I go to a Wasppony doctor. He says the babies are coming along nicely. There are three of them
>Triplets! I can't wait to meet them
>The doctor looks at me strangely but shrugs.
>We go home.
>Its been two weeks. I feel weak and lethargic.
>My wife and my husband tell me that's normal, and that it means the baby is going to be healthy
>They tell me that they'll name the first one after me.
>Weird, but that's okay. A little Cricket would be so cute.
>another week goes by. Not much energy to do anything. But i feel so elated. Its hard to care.
>My entire mind is buzzing with joy.
>Together they meet me in the bedroom. Smiles on their faces
>It's almost time, they say
>I've only been pregnant for a couple of weeks
>Forming thoughts is harder though
>I'm drifting off.
>The last thing i hear is them crying and saying goodbye
>I'm just taki...
>I'm just ta...
>jus nap...
>Everything goes dark.
>Blood soaks the sheets of my bed
>three baby Wasppones burrow their way out of my still warm corpse
>Crimson Elytra turns to her husband
>I'm going to miss her.
>Me too Crimmy. Me too.