[SimonBrownMpreg]

Jacob shook his head and tried standing up. "I don't want to do this right now. It's almost noon and I'd rather be alone for that." The human had been trying to hide himself away when the child in his belly grew each day. Jacob didn't want the deep concern in Tecciztechatl's eyes, and he didn't want to give Quetzalcoatl the satisfaction.

"All the more reason for me to be here," Quetzalcoatl said, putting himself right in Jacob's way. He watched Jacob fall back onto the sofa, his belly bouncing heavily in his lap from the movement. "As much as you may not like it, I sired the godly in your womb and I deserve to witness it flourish."

Jacob was about to argue back when a little clock on a nearby table chimed the noon hour. Just like when the moon babes grew at midnight each night, the sun child grew when the sun piqued in the day sky. Jacob felt his stomach begin to stretch. Slowly, yet visibly so, he was becoming ever more burdened with the life growing inside him. He pressed his hands firmly into the unyielding sides of his billowing flanks. Jacob moaned and arched his back. Quetzalcoatl smiled at the sight and began rubbing the face of that heavy swell, feeling his son gain size and weight.