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“So, what, are you planning to become the world’s first dad with a PhD in prenatal care?” He chuckled lightly, glancing at the book. “Not a bad idea, actually. Think of the bestseller I could write — Blaze Weston’s Guide to Surviving Parenthood.” I laughed, shaking my head. “Catchy title. But don’t forget the subtitle—For People Who Never Planned to Be Parents in the First Place.” Blaze grinned. “And you would be my co-author. I can see it now: Faith Adelaide’s Tips for Staying Sane While Pregnant.”

I can't. "Good," I said, taking a deep breath and steeling my resolve. "Hearing that… you don't know how happy it makes me, but we can't. Not unless we plan it first." "Why?" She asked, pain etched in her brow. "Because I promised you that as long as you did right by me, I would do everything in my power to do right by you, too," I explained then continued, "I meant it. Having kids is a responsibility we aren't ready for. There are too many threats towards your life and negatives hovering around here for something like an unplanned pregnancy. We need you whole for now until we clear all those after you."

I fought to keep the disappointment off my face. “And… and I really don’t want to end up pregnant. So, I need to go to the doctor and get something to help with that… and when—if—we are intimate, condoms need to be used.” The words tasted strange on my tongue, but it was necessary. I’d read too many surprise pregnancy romances. There were too many instances of the heroine going, ‘Well, one time is unlikely to happen’ or ‘Oh, he’s infertile, so I don’t have to worry about it’ or any number of reasons for them to go at it bare. I wasn’t going to get caught out like that. Especially since the heat was meant to get me pregnant. Biology was working against me, and I had to be on my guard.

It was a credit to her strength of character that she had achieved so much, regardless of those disadvantages. Yet there was still so much he didn’t understand. Why would a young woman as well-informed as a fifth-year medical student not take extra contraceptive precautions? And why had she avoided telling him what she was studying? He had also taken on board the reality that an unplanned pregnancy would probably wreak greater havoc on her life than it would on his.

Her nipples were still sensitive, pebbled from the memory of rough sucks and pinches. “Damn, I need some birth control pills. Like, yesterday.” The realization hit her hard amid the haze of exhaustion cause every single one of those men had fucked her raw, without a condom in sight. Unprotected sex with a bus full of strangers? That was a recipe for disaster: unintended pregnancy topping the list, especially since she wasn’t on any regular contraception. Who knew if any of them carried STIs, but the immediate panic was about a potential baby from this wild, impulsive ordeal.

“Yes baby, this is for real. You are going to be a dad and you will make the best one. And now you know why I am hesitant to go to work right away, I had a feeling something was amiss when I started planning my graduation party.” “You have no idea how happy you have made me baby. You are going to make the best mom and I can’t wait to make more babies with you once this one comes along.” “Slow down Romeo. Let’s get this one out of me before you start planning for another one.” And with those words they planned for future babies, and they were the happiest they could ever be together, Chelsea came to realize that if she never gave Jeremy a chance two years ago, then her life could be very diff

And as they walked away from the lights, the cameras, and the expectations of everyone else, Sophie realized that sometimes, the best stories weren’t the ones carefully written. They were the ones that unfolded naturally. Unscripted.

a baby? They have a baby already? That should have been in the tabloids by now, I mean celebrity weddings and them starting a family are almost every journalist's daily bread, these kinds of stories are everywhere on the internet, but how come I've never heard of them getting married or Layla's pregnancy? Talk about keeping a low profile

I whisper. This time, the tears don’t feel like weakness. They feel like healing. Like something finally beginning. ************************ Unspoken Desires - Book 3…. Coming Soon

It's really annoying, with so many things I can forget why my book is still there. At 11pm, after eating dinner I went up to my room again. I still can't move on from the book I left behind. My Mom noticed earlier that I looked sad so I told her the reason and she said that I shouldn't be sad because she will buy me a new one. But how? Based on the publishing company announcement there will be no second batch for that book. Haysst. It’s really annoying.