he said flatly, before turning his back on me like I was nothing.“What a fucking waste of time,” he muttered as he walked back into the room, shaking his head softly.I stood frozen in the hallway.From inside, I could hear his muffled voice as he told his friends, followed by their laughter, loud and careless.The sound echoed in my ears, slicing through me like knives.My body felt hollow. My mind— blank.Then security appeared, one in front of me, another behind.“You’re not allowed to be here, ma’am,” one of them said, gripping my arm.“I— please, I just—” I tried to explain, but they didn’t listen.They dragged me out, my protests drowned beneath the noise of celebration spilling from the auditorium.---THREE DAYS LATER.The Vice Chancellor’s Building.The elevator hummed as it carried me upward, its wall pressing cool against my back as I leaned into it, trying to steady myself.It’s been three days since I told Tony I was pregnant with his child, and in that short time, every
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