Sixty-Nine

Kelsey’s pregnancy continued to grow and she became more and more tired by the day but still had to do the huge amount of daily farm and cooking works assigned to her by the elderly woman.

Since she was hardly alone, she never had time to speak with Keith for long. She could only say a few sentences a day as she didn’t want anyone to suspect her.

As she approached her ninth month of pregnancy, she became weaker and didn’t have the strength to do much work again but was still forced to go to the farm and cook meals for all the people at the camp.

At this period, the camp had run out of all the basic necessities since the leader had not traveled in a while. They also stopped switching on the electricity generator at night because there was no fuel to power it and the leader thought to himself that he needed to travel to the nearby country to purchase the basic things needed for survival in the camp.

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