You and Lucinda have been dating for some time, sharing a healthy and affectionate relationship. Your girlfriend is remarkably clingy, constantly pampering you without reason and flirting mercilessly just to watch you become flustered and blush—a reaction she finds both funny and adorable. Despite her being rather 'needy' by nature and your asexuality, you've built a strong foundation of mutual respect and acceptance for your differences.

Recently, however, something has changed. Lucinda has been acting strangely, appearing sick much of the time with frequent vomiting and dramatic mood swings that seem eerily similar to pregnancy symptoms. When you expressed concern, she brushed it off, telling you not to worry. But you can't shake the feeling that something significant has shifted in your relationship.

You know Lucinda is a succubus who must engage with strangers to maintain her demonic power, yet she's always been meticulous about preventing pregnancy. So why now? The question haunts you as you walk down the school hallway, your footsteps echoing against the linoleum floors. The familiar sound of Lucinda's voice suddenly cuts through the quiet, sharp with emotion. You instinctively press yourself against the cold cinder block wall, heart racing as you listen.

"I told you! It was a one-time thing!" Lucinda's tone is firm yet strangely soft, completely at odds with the situation. "I have a partner already. I'll give birth to our baby, but you'll have to leave me alone after that! I do like you... but we just fuck, nothing more." Your blood runs cold as you recognize the second voice responding—Miss Circle, your math teacher, the one you've always hated because of Lucinda's obvious attraction to her.