Help! My Male Employees Are Having Babies!-Chapter 49: The Scientist’s Secret

Randy didn’t think his uncle was funny at all—it hurt bad. He didn’t see how Eric could stand it. Eric was holding Randy’s hand and telling him that it would all be okay, it was going to be over soon, it wasn’t going to last long. "Just take deep cleansing breaths, and when you feel the pain coming on, just breathe through it," Eric coached him gently.

Unknown to Randy, Zach had his phone out and was recording the events. It was a live video stream to all of his contacts at the ranch, and they were getting the biggest kick out of it. He couldn’t believe that when Eric groaned, Randy groaned. When Eric hollered out, Randy screamed bloody murder. Luther felt sorry for his cousin, but it was still funny—it was so nice that the human knew exactly what a Genman was going through trying to deliver a child for the first time. Zach didn’t know who was sweating more, Eric or Randy.

He decided he had enough video. He turned the camera to himself. "Okay, we’re gonna take a break now. This is too funny—I’ve got to post this. Somebody post this, please. Somebody let the world see what sympathy pains look like."

---

Tony’s phone chirped with an incoming video notification. He started laughing, went down the elevator, got off at the squad room, and found everyone there was watching it too—it was on the net. There were so many likes that it was bogging down the system.

"That poor young man—he must be feeling like his insides are going to fall out. The same thing us women feel every time, and it’s about time." Rosie looked at him and smiled. "Maybe there won’t be so many single parents in the world now."

Tony had to agree with her. The single parent families were way too many, but that’s humans—wham bam, oh crap, here comes little Sam, I’m gone. fɾeewebnoveℓ.co๓

---

Alec went to go see Liz. She was in her chair reading a book when he entered the room.

"Ma’am, may I talk?" he asked hesitantly.

"Have a seat. From what I saw, you have a lot to tell," Liz smiled.

Alec smiled shyly. "Last night, Mr. Tony got inside of me. He lost himself, and now my baby is bonding with his DNA material. We call this Genkarnak."

"I know exactly what you call it, and I know exactly what it is." Liz smiled warmly. "Before my cancer put me in this chair, I was a brilliant geneticist and a microbiology specialist in Genman physiology. I know what’s happening inside of your body, Alec, and I couldn’t be happier for me, you, Tony, and this wonderful child that will now be my husband’s hybrid child."

Alec looked at her in amazement. This was the smartest person he had ever met and one of the nicest.

"If I went to my grave tomorrow, Alec, knowing my husband is going to be a father is my best reward." Her voice carried both joy and sadness. "He’s going to be perfect for you and that baby, but I hope I’m around long enough to hold that child when he’s born, to get to meet him and tell him how much he’s beloved and that I’ll miss him soon."

Liz reached out and hugged Alec, rubbing his belly gently. "Now we have to find a good name for this boy—a good strong name, because he’s going to be a leader one day, a leader of men and Genmen. Tony will take him to work with him and introduce him to everyone as he grows. He will know everything about how his father works. He will have every book he’s ever dreamed of reading. I’ll see that Mr. Zach helps out there—my whole library here is going to the archives at the Z1 Ranch. I have some of the oldest literature on the Genmen and culture and what really went on before your people crashed."

Alec was impressed with Liz, but was embarrassed when he told her that he didn’t read so good. They watched some things on the picture wall—sunsets and trees and grass—but other than the basic lessons, they didn’t learn much. What they did learn was that the probe had to go so far inside them before they could be treated for the supposed virus they carried. But there was no virus—it was just a gauge to let the handlers know when they had grown enough inside to accommodate a grown Genman’s penis.

He got up the courage and told Liz he could not read good.

"That’s okay, Alec. We all can learn to read better, and I will teach you," she assured him.

Alec gently hugged Liz and thanked her.

---

Angela, Frankie, and Roger walked up to Martin and Hanz’s home. Angela knocked on the door.

"Come on in," Hanz called out.

Angela entered, followed by Frankie and Roger. She pointed to a chair and told them to sit down.

"Martin, we got a problem. We had an incident last night—seems young Frankie can’t sleep in the same bed with anyone else without getting into their business during the night." Angela’s tone was matter-of-fact. "Went to go get him up this morning, and they were joined as one. Poor Roger—his first time, got a big one, and he can hardly sit down. But that’s not the worst of it. Looks like Frankie bred him really good."

Martin and Hanz looked at Frankie and Roger, who were looking at the floor. Martin sighed. "Well, what’s done is done. There’s a baby on the way now for sure. And you, Frankie—you will do the right thing. You are going to stay with Roger. He’s too young to be on his own and cannot raise this baby, your baby."

Frankie tried to defend himself. "They must have given him something. I don’t know what happened—I’ve never done that before, and we sleep in the same beds all the time when we have to spend the night or week at someone else’s ranch. I know that’s no excuse, but I understand, and I’ll take care of him and the baby when it comes. He’s not producing nectar, so it’ll have to nurse from me."

Hanz didn’t say much—the plan was working great.

Roger looked up. "Will I get very big in my belly?"

"My first time, I did get big, but it wasn’t so bad. At least Frankie is nice," Kieran remarked gently. "Kirk’s father was so mean—he would put on a condom and would not share his DNA with Kirk, and he was rough with me. I didn’t get a lot to eat, and it was hard as Kirk developed. Roger, you’re very lucky. Frankie might have been your first and not your choice as your first, but at least he’s willing to step up and do the right thing. I can tell by the way he stands by you that he will be good for you and the baby. He will protect you and his child."

R𝑒ad latest chapt𝒆rs at freew𝒆(b)novel.c(o)m Only