bs as I clung to her like a lifeline. "I'm pregnant, oh G

red to the anguish that had been building inside me. My tears soa

Vic do something," I moaned, my voice cracking with ea

but I couldn't be consoled. I was consumed by the fear of the unk

voice barely audible. "What am I

art by the revelation. I felt like my world was crumbling aro

But even her embrace couldn't stem the tide of my sorrow. I was about to be a mother, yet

art shattered by the weight of my own fears. And as

the question that pierced my soul. "Who owns the ch

mind raced back to the fateful night, the memories I had tried so hard to supp

my throat like a bitter pill. "Its co....pli

lling up with tears. "Oh, Victoria," she whispere

. I had thought I was numb, that I had cried out all my tears. But Victoria's kindness a

t of my shame and regret. I felt like I was trapped in a night

ace it, you cant keep

he pregnancy test. My mind raced as I tried to process the ne

shaking my head. But deep down, I knew. I had suspected it for weeks,

aced the truth. I was pregnant, and I would keep

ld be a mother, and I would love this little one with every fiber of my bein

've got this." And with that, I began my journey into mother

oice snapped me back to reality. "Aren't you going to tell th

ctoria" I replied, my voice barely above a whisper. "I'm not even sure if I'm ready to

she said gently. "He has a right to know, and besides, he might be more supportive than

elling him still made my stomach twist with anxiety. Wh

and I knew I had to take the leap. I pulled out my phon

ote, trying to sound casual