Hi @PaigeN
Your question is not very clear and from what you wrote, it's impossible to say whether you are or aren't pregnant.
You can't have "two normal withdrawal bleeds from pill". A withdrawal bleeding is your first bleeding after you've stopped taking the pill. It doesn't count as the beginning of your first post pill menstrual cycle. The bleeding that comes after that is your first post pill period and the first day of that period is the first day of your cycle.
Are you trying to get pregnant or not? When did you stop taking the pill? When was your withdrawal bleed? When was the first period after that? There are so many questions here.
Chances are you won't ovulate until after your first normal period, but some women do ovulate right after getting off the pill and get pregnant immediately. If you're trying to get pregnant, it might be wise to start tracking your basal temperature and using ovulation tests to understand your cycle and ovulation better. If you don't want to get pregnant but aren't using any contraception, it's wise to do the same and use condoms until your normal period pattern is back and you know when you're ovulating=when to avoid sex.
My example: Got off the pill in September last year. Had withdrawal bleeding a week after that lasting 5 days. Some 10 days later I got my first, normal period, so that's my first cycle after ditching the pill. Ovulated at day 15 of that very first post pill cycle and got pregnant right away.