Dagger rolls his eyes at her vampire tom cat comment. Then he looks at her, â€œMeow.â€ He says sarcastically. He didnâ€™t really like that she called him a tom cat, but there was nothing he could do. He just laid there, he like being close to his mate. While laying there, he had put one of his hands on her stomach. And the other was wrapped around her and eventually he falls asleep again, worn out from the night before. As Stellaâ€™s stomach continued to grow, just about every morning when she awoke, Dagger was either resting his head on her stomach or had his hands on her stomach. And he had a big smile on his face. And everytime the midwife came up to examine Stella, he was of course right there, watching and listening to what she was saying. But he didnâ€™t like the look the midwife gave him, it was as if she didnâ€™t trust him and as if she was saying what have you done to this poor child. Of course he ignored the looks she gave him. After the last trip from the midwife, he just looks at Stella, once she was gone and put his hands on her rather large stomach.<br/><br/>He lifts up his wrist and lets her feed from him. They of course did a lot of sleeping as well as her pouncing on him and mating again. He was laying there trying to get some sleep because he was extremely worn out, when Stella began to shake him away. He wakes up and looks at her questioningly. â€œWhat? What is it?â€ he asks sensing that something was wrong. â€œItâ€™s time.â€ Stella says as she lets out a scream of pain. At first it didnâ€™t register in his brain and then it hit him in the face like someone had hit him in the face with a rock. He of course knew what could happen if they didnâ€™t hurry up. He picks her up gently and as fast as possible and begins to make his way out of the temple and down the side of the moutian.  Of course he was using all of his speed, which was extremly fast, way faster than that of a normal vampire. By now they were in the village and it only had been ten minutes since they had left the temple. He was now heading toward where the midwife was.