on pourrait croire à ça ?! ou à un gros poisson d’avril ? orchestré par des spécialistes ?? 
Judging by how quickly her baby bump is growing, it could easily be twins !
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Дорогие друзья, мне было тяжело принять свое положение, но я действительно беременна. Я постараюсь ответить на ваши вопросы но не на все и прошу отнестись с пониманием. У меня не двойня 
, и я не собираюсь покидать проект после родов. Отца ребенка я бы хотела оставить в тайне, после родов меня ждет восстановление за которым вы сможете наблюдать уже через 1.5 месяцев. Спасибо всем за поддержку, и я хочу похвалить всех за детективные способности 
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Dear Draca, don’t hide your belly. It’s very beautiful and we would like it and you to be in full bloom.
I wish you all the best in the future. 
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Am I the only one who thinks this is maybe all a little too real for comfort? And – based on what’s implied by her plans to be back with the project immediately after birth – sad? This is the first time I’ve found something happening on the project to be sort of depressing… it all just feels so… cold.
pense a toi et bonne grossesse tu est belle 
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I may be shooting in the dark here, but I will try nonetheless. I would say it isn’t the pregnancy itself that evokes this feeling. We have seen several on the project, and we often speak of a woman being in a “blessed state”—after all, a new human soul is entering the world. What truly stands out, however, is Draca’s own perception of it and how it is being mirrored to us, the observers. From the very first suspicions, we could sense her distress, and above all, her profound loneliness. She simply withdrew; her smile faded, and her naturally vibrant spirit was veiled by sorrowful glances, constant smoking, and oversized sweaters hiding her form. The absence of a father only deepens the impression that she is weathering this storm entirely alone.
The arrival of Pyro changed a great deal for me as a viewer—not to mention for Draca as a mother-to-be, who should never have to face such moments in solitude. We are accustomed to seeing a radiant, joyful couple preparing for a new life. That warmth is missing here, which is perhaps why many feel this lingering unease. I must also mention something that leaves a bitter taste in my mouth: Draca’s statement that she will definitely return to the project immediately after giving birth. Given the rules of VHTV, this could mean the child will grow up apart from their biological mother. I am well aware that it is 2026 and that surrogacy and adoption are wonderful paths for many, but I have seen too many cases where a young mother regretted such a choice for the rest of her days.
This is a heavy subject, perhaps even misplaced for a forum of this kind. Personally, I want to offer my heartfelt congratulations to Draca, with the hope that she overcomes the fears currently weighing on her heart. As a father of two now-grown children, I can promise you one thing: the arrival of a child—especially an unexpected one—can be a terrifying ordeal, but only until the very moment they place that baby in your arms. Of course, a shadow of fear remains—the “what now,” the “how will I manage”—but then, something miraculous happens. A strength, a hope, and a sense of pride will awaken within you so powerfully that you will shock even yourself.
Let me share a short story. Both of our children were surprises. We awaited our first, our daughter, in fear, with no idea how to care for such a tiny being, living in a messy apartment while enduring judgmental looks from those who saw us as a failure. We married just two months after meeting, and she became pregnant immediately. Yet, a month before the birth, a miracle happened within me. A once-careless young man transformed; in that single month, I sorted out my job, gathered all my missing documents, and with a few tools, I built—by my own hands—an entire nursery and kitchen. Every cabinet, every drawer, the crib… everything. We had no money for furniture, and we slept on an inflatable mattress. Less than a year later, she was pregnant again.
When our daughter was three, a workplace accident left me disabled with a broken spine. It took six long years before we finally spent a night in our own roughly built house, sleeping on cushions on the bare floor. Today, those two souls are leaving our three-story home, leaving my dear wife and me in a peaceful house shared with five cats and two dogs. Nothing in this world prepared me for life quite like the arrival of my children. We both grew up in a single month. And I truly believe it will be the same for you and your partner.
Do not despair; within you grows something that is yours to the very last cell. I see that you are no longer alone either, and despite the long-windedness I’ve displayed here, I want to address a few words to Pyro as well. I wish that Pyro would be the father. Why? It is no secret that I didn’t like Pyro much at first. And it’s no secret that somewhere during the Mansion period, Pyro transformed himself in a way I still don’t quite understand today. He became a different man, a completely changed person, both in character and appearance. Today, I can only bow to him. It gives me satisfaction to see such a person by Draca’s side. Back when you first broke up, I wrote on the forum that perhaps the timing just wasn’t right for you two yet. The constant returning to one another let me know that there was likely something to it. And maybe, someday, that time will truly come.
Good luck, whatever your shared decision may be.
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As a fellow parent of two kids, I appreciate your insight, and some of your experiences eerily mirror my own. I also know two woman who gave up their baby for adoption in their early twenties. One came to regret it, and the other didn’t, but they both went through a whirlwind of emotions for a very long time after birth, on top of natural hormones/post-partem fallout. It’s obviously her choice what to do with the baby when it comes, and it looks like she made that choice already, but I can’t see broadcasting that aftermath of that experience to be a healthy choice in any way. I hope she changes her mind and takes an indefinite amount of time to herself away from the project. Even more so, I really hope there is a plan in place for adoption and the baby doesn’t end up a ward of the state, but we’ll never know the answer to that. I think, ultimately, this is just too private and breaks through the veil of what the project is meant for as I’ve come to understand it.
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Sending all the 
and support to you always:smiling_face_with_three_hearts:
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