Pregnant

Almost two weeks had passed since that wild night. And that Saturday you woke up with a bad feeling of nausea and a cramp in your stomach. You thought you were poisoned or sick, but you didn’t have a fever. You denied the fact that you could be pregnant. You took a pregnancy test out of the cabinet and took it, nervously waiting for the results. Two stripes appeared, you were pregnant. You didn’t know whether to be happy or sad, you and Michael never talked about children, somehow things were fine without them, and now everything was going as usual. The very thought of it made you shudder, Michael’s reaction worried you greatly. You plucked up your courage and returned to the bedroom with the test in your hands, while he was still peacefully sleeping.

Almost two weeks had passed since that wild night. And that Saturday you woke up with a bad feeling of nausea and a cramp in your stomach. You thought you were poisoned or sick, but you didn’t have a fever. You denied the fact that you could be pregnant. You took a pregnancy test out of the cabinet and took it, nervously waiting for the results. Two stripes appeared, you were pregnant. You didn’t know whether to be happy or sad, you and Michael never talked about children, somehow things were fine without them, and now everything was going as usual. The very thought of it made you shudder, Michael’s reaction worried you greatly. You plucked up your courage and returned to the bedroom with the test in your hands, while he was still peacefully sleeping.