positive

The tow lines on the test kit showed that l was pregnant.l stared at the two red lines, unable to believe it. My fingers shook while l was holding the kit. "It can't be ...." l mumbled, already all the worst-case scenarios playing inside my head.

I threw it inside the trash can placed beside the sink and turned on the faucet. I need to calm down. Most of the time, these test results came out as false. However, I knew that the test being wrong in my case had less than a twenty percent chance. I had already done two tests and in. both, it was confirmed I was pregnant.

A wave of nausea hit me again, making me gag. L had already emptied my stomach in the morning and I hadn't eaten anything since then. Nothing came out but the sick feeling wouldn't go away.

Turning off the faucet, I looked at my reflection in the mirror. My face was a shape paler, my eyes seemed to have lost their shine and my cheeks were hollow. I looked disheveled. My eye deterred towards the trash can where the test kit

glared back at me.

Dread and horror had been hovering over me since this morning, and now that l knew what the results were, they itched on my skin. what was I going to do now? Most importantly, l didn't know who the baby's

father was. I wouldn't have felt sickened by myself if I knew who I slept with.

Two weeks ago, a series of events turned my life upside down. That day would be the worst day of my life. Not only was I cheated upon, I mistakenly slept with someone else.

Tears burned in the back of eyes. My stomach was in knots and ghastly feeling intensified with every passing minute. if only I knew that one day which I thought would be the most special—turned out to be the ugliest—I wouldn't have gone there. Hell,if I knew drinking one bottle was enough to get me tipsy and lead me to sleep with someone else, I wouldn't have touched the bottle.

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TWO WEEKS AGO,

"Hey, it's Mike. please leave your message"

Mike's recorded voice blared again for the fourth time. I sulked, hundreds of questions in my head. I had already called him for the fifth time but he wasn't answering my calls.

I left another text, hoping he would see all the twenty texts and would come over as soon as he could.

Turning off my phone, I gazed at the night view of Brooklyn through the floor-length window of the hotel room. The scene was so beautiful and it would have been romantic if only Mike was here.

I checked the time again. Eight-forty.

where was he? Nervousness and anticipation got the best in me as paced back and forth around the room, butterflies dancing in my stomach. Maybe he was on his way so he didn't bother answering me. maybe he got stuck in traffic. maybe—

I let out a grumble and plopped on the king—size bed. Oventhinking wouldn't

TO BE CONTINUED

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