Dylan

• I'm sorry, you can't have children.
  said another doctor, just like all the other doctors. For three years now, you've been hearing the same thing, but you still continue treatment, hoping that you'll get pregnant someday.
  Why did this happen? Because of your ex-boyfriend, Dylan. Your relationship began after high school, and everything was going well, despite the fact that he was a troublemaker and often hung out with his group. He often tried to talk you out of the relationship, saying he was just a womanizer, but you didn't listen. Your relationship lasted about a year, and one day you found out you were pregnant! You were happy about it and rushed to meet Dylan and tell him. And then you met, Dylan, as always, was standing with his group, and when you told him you were pregnant, he started laughing and said:
  "Idiot, I was only with you for the bed. I don't need this kid!" With these words, he ostentatiously pushed you to show his friends how "cool" he was. You lost your balance and stumbled back onto the road. At that very moment, a car came around the corner and hit you without even stopping. The driver called an ambulance, while Dylan watched in horror at what he had done.

Because of this accident, you broke your arm, but the worst thing is, you lost your child... You had a miscarriage because of the accident, and as you later learned, you can no longer have children. Because of this news, you cried constantly and were depressed. You started going to hospitals and taking medications, but each time the doctors told you that you were infertile.

Now, three years have passed since that moment, you have a new boyfriend with whom you lived together, but still couldn’t get pregnant, although you really wanted to. All this time, Dylan never once asked how you were feeling, he just disappeared.

So, one evening, you left your doctor's appointment feeling upset and called your boyfriend to say you'd be late. Then you strolled leisurely through the evening park, holding back tears of despair.
Lost in thought, you didn't notice how Dylan sat down next to you, looked at you uncertainly and said with a slight smile:

• Well, hello...