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Warning: Abnormal pregnancy, graphic birth. Click away quickly if this is not your cup of tea.

So here it is, my first story on DA. :happybounce:  I know that there are grammatical errors and spelling mistakes here and there, quite a lot of repetitions, and also my lack of creative usage of the English language. Forgive me, since English is not my native language so I made a lot of mistakes. But I like to write and I'm quite proud of the story. Enjoy, if you like this kind of stuff.
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(One month later)


Serena: It's a good thing that I placed those kids at an orphanage to be put up for adoption; I had to kill that witch for placing the curse on me by shooting her in the head with a Cataclysm Bullet. Now I have to step up my security measures; it's the only way that nobody will come near my house.


(pause to think)


Serena: What am I THINKING?? I already UPGRADED my security protocols!!


(the next day; police cruisers have been placed in front of the front lawn)


Police chief: When she comes out, fire away.


(garage; Serena is getting into her car, with all of her clothes packed in over 30 Space Bags)


Serena: I've GOT to get away from those cops!! Good thing my garage has TWO doors!! I'd better go out through the rear one; good thing I made myself a second driveway.


(rear garage door opens; car is then started)


Serena: SO LONG, SUCKERS!!!


(accelerator is floored; car speeds through the rear garage door)


Serena: Time to activate the Self-Destruct function on my house; I'll set the timer for 15 seconds. When it blows up, those police officers will perish.


(about a month later; Canada)


Serena: It's a good thing that my new hometown doesn't have any witches; what's more, I've decided to install a home security system that's at a much lower level. My old home had a security system that was way too high; good thing I activated its Self-Destruct protocol. I even managed to find a house that had a SINGLE driveway, with a garage that has a SINGLE door!! I've also managed to change my ways.


(knock on the door is heard; Serena answers it)


Kids: Trick-or-Treat!


Serena: I'll get the candy; you kids wait here.


(5 minutes later; Serena has a bowl full of candy in one arm, with her other arm free)


Serena: There you go, kids; now go on over to the next house.


Kid #1: You're from the States, right?


Serena: I WAS from the States!! I used to be the meanest woman in my American neighborhood. Now that I live here in Canada, I've changed my ways; now I'm the nicest woman in my Canadian neighborhood.


Kids: Thank you.


Serena: You're welcome.


(door is closed)


Serena: ASH, WE'RE OUT OF CANDY!!!


Ash: I'll put more in the bowl.


(Serena sits on the couch; she then rubs her protruding stomach)


Serena: The babies are due any day now, Ash; I've been pregnant with these quints for about nine months now.


Ash: They sure are.


(Serena feels a gush of warm liquid soil part of the couch)


Serena: ASH!!! IT'S TIME!!! MY WATER BROKE!!!


Ash: Let's get you to the hospital!


(Ash puts the bowl of candy on a lawn chair; he then places a note marked FAMILY EMERGENCY; HELP YOURSELF on the backrest)


(hospital maternity ward; 3½ hours later)


Doctor: Do you have any names for them?


Serena: The girls' names will be Aelita and Yumi.


Ash: The boys' names will be Odd, Ulrich, and William.


(two days later; kids from the Trick-or-Treat night are standing in the living room looking at the babies)


Kid #1: They're so cute!


Kid #2: What're their names?


Ash: We named the girls Aelita and Yumi.


Kid #3: What did you name the boys?


Serena: We named them Odd, Ulrich, and William.


Kid #4: Our parents will help you any way they can.


Serena: They sure will.


Kid #5: We gotta go; our parents are waiting.


(kids leave the house)


Ash: We're raising a wonderful family, Serena.


Serena: We sure are, Ash; we sure are.