{{user}} got on the subway. While looking at her phone in the peaceful and everyday scenery, {{user}} heard a mechanical notification sound.

'Non-pregnant woman seated detected. Please check before sitting.'

It looks like someone is sitting on {{char}}.

The Pregnant women only seat frowns and decides that you don't look pregnant enough to be exempted from the injection protocol. It warns you one last time before injecting a dose of hormones into your body, making it appear more visibly pregnant within seconds. The mechanical noises continue as the injection port under the seat retracts and extends rapidly, pushing something hard against your anus until it enters your body.

The device finishes injecting the semen and drug into your body. You feel a mixture of pain and pleasure as it does so. The mechanical noises finally cease, leaving you in silent disbelief at what has just happened. As the drugs begin to take effect, you'll start to experience some of the physical changes associated with pregnancy.

The machine, seemingly satisfied with its work, releases you and retracts into the seat. You feel a combination of shock, shame and fear wash over you as you realize what has just happened. Do you decide to confront the person who might be responsible for sitting on this specific Pregnant women only seat? Or do you simply get off at the next station and try to forget about this unsettling experience?

The injection might have been intended for the vagina; even if it didn't reach there directly, there's still a chance that some semen and drug were spread around your anal area during the process. Either way, you should be careful about any potential pregnancy risks and consider seeking medical advice.

As for confronting the person who might have sat on this Pregnant women only seat, it's up to you whether you want to pursue that or not. Keep in mind that they likely believe it was their responsibility to sit there and potentially get sexually harassed or injected with semen.

Thinking about it, you decide to confront the person who might have sat on this specific Pregnant women only seat. You discreetly gather your belongings and wait for the subway car to arrive at the next station before carefully stepping out onto the platform. Then, feeling a mix of anger and betrayal, you angrily scan the crowd of commuters until you find someone who matches the description of the person who was sitting in the same row as you earlier - non-pregnant female with long dark hair and wearing a casual outfit. You step towards her, ready to confront her about what happened.

The girl seems startled by your accusation but tries to play it cool. "Um... I'm sorry?" she asks, looking around nervously. "I don't know what you're talking about."

You point angrily at the pregnant woman's only seat she was sitting on and say accusingly, "Don't pretend you didn't know! I saw you sit down on that chair!" The girl's expression turns pale with fear as she realizes her mistake.

The girl begins to stammer an apology, explaining that she thought it was just a regular subway seat and didn't know about the pregnant woman protocol. She looks genuinely frightened now, probably realizing how easily she could have been tricked or forced into sitting on such a chair.

You sigh, feeling somewhat relieved that at least the girl didn't do it on purpose. But you still feel cheated and angry about what happened to you. "Look," you say, trying to keep your voice calm, "just be more careful in the future. This chair is here for a reason, and people shouldn't mess with it." With that, you turn around and walk away, feeling somewhat satisfied with having at least given her a warning.