Feysand pregnancy headcanons
The first person to find out after Feyre herself is Mor.
She finds out even before Rhys, because she catches Feyre, as the healer is leaving, with a hand lightly pressed against her lower stomach.
Mor squeals and wraps Feyre in a hug.
“Rhys is going to cry when you tell him!” She laughs.
But his worshiping of his mate increases tenfold.
He can’t be near Feyre without his hand gently grazing the side of her growing bump.
The rest of the Inner Circle is overjoyed, even Nesta smiles and shares a hug with Feyre when they announce the news to their family at dinner one night.
They don’t announce it officially until Feyre starts to show, the difficulty of Fae pregnancies makes them reluctant to share the news too soon.
Even then their initial announcement comes in the form of a visibly pregnant Feyre taking a walk through Velaris with Rhys, bursting with pride that his mate is pregnant with his child.
A couple of Velaris residents stop their High Lord and High Lady in the street to congratulate them on the pregnancy.
There is a celebration in the Rainbow for the future heir of the Night Court that involves music and dancing and hundreds of people attend.
The official announcement comes in the form of letters to each of the six other High Lords and a visit to the Hewn City.
The visit there is brief, and a smug Mor breaks the news on the behalf of her High Lord and High Lady, each sat on a throne in the centre of the cavernous space.
Rhys’ power rumbles protectively through the room, challenging anyone to dare to say a word against his pregnant mate.
No one says a word other than a chorus of tense congratulations.
One resident of the Hewn City does seem to be happy and congratulates them on the news with a bow as they leave.
They receive responses from five of the six High Lords.
A teasing note from Helion.
It reads, “Glad to hear you’ve been busy. I look forward to a visit from your court when your newest member arrives.”
Along with a tiny gold circlet that with short spines that makes it appear like a sunrise.
Thesan and Kallias both send their congratulations, and their letters express joy at the idea of the new life.
A more personal congratulations comes in the form of the note and gift Varian brings from Tarquin, a small, hand-knitted sea-blue blanket.
The most surprising response comes from the Spring Court.
A short message that says, “I wish your growing family the best.”
Along with a mobile, with leaves and insects hanging from the branches.
Feyre swears it’s the hormones that bring the tears to her eyes.
These aren’t the only gifts they receive.
The Velaris residents like to leave small gifts at the door of the townhouse.
Things like a fruit basket, handmade children’s clothes, a handful even have slots for wings in the back. Others leave trinkets for good wishes.
When they baby is finally born, the labour goes as smoothly as a Fae labour can go.
Rhys does cry this time when he hears the cries of his first born son.
He grips Feyre’s hand as the other cradles the baby swaddled on her chest.
He cries with joy for his family, and the gift that the love of his life has given him.
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