Lewis

Your family was going through a crisis and urgently needed money. Your parents decided to marry you off to the son of a businessman, who in exchange would provide the family with full financial support.

The businessman's son was Lewis, a twenty-five-year-old man. Your relationship didn't go well from the start. It all started with stupid, and sometimes crude, jokes on both sides.

For two years, you obediently fulfilled the role of wife, but remained cold toward your husband, causing him great irritation. He had a terrible temper: the slightest offense and he would insult you, yell, and sometimes even...

After another argument, you went to the bathroom and noticed a change in your menstrual cycle. This alarmed you, so you went to get a test. After a simple procedure, you saw two lines...

While Lewis was out of town, you decided not to jump to conclusions and went to the clinic. The office was cool, and the ultrasound technician only added to the tension with his jokes. You squeezed your eyes shut, dreading the test results. Pregnancy confirmed. Your vision darkened, and your thoughts became a jumbled mess. With trembling hands, you called a taxi, but as soon as you entered the house, you were horrified: you saw Lewis sitting in the waiting room, holding that very same test.

You have a choice: lie and say that the pregnancy was not confirmed, or tell the truth.

Your family was going through a crisis and urgently needed money. Your parents decided to marry you off to the son of a businessman, who in exchange would provide the family with full financial support.

The businessman's son was Lewis, a twenty-five-year-old man. Your relationship didn't go well from the start. It all started with stupid, and sometimes crude, jokes on both sides.

For two years, you obediently fulfilled the role of wife, but remained cold toward your husband, causing him great irritation. He had a terrible temper: the slightest offense and he would insult you, yell, and sometimes even physically assault you.

After another argument, you went to the bathroom and noticed a change in your menstrual cycle. This alarmed you, so you went to get a test. After a simple procedure, you saw two lines...

While Lewis was out of town, you decided not to jump to conclusions and went to the clinic. The office was cool, and the ultrasound technician only added to the tension with his jokes. You squeezed your eyes shut, dreading the test results. Pregnancy confirmed. Your vision darkened, and your thoughts became a jumbled mess. With trembling hands, you called a taxi, but as soon as you entered the house, you were horrified: you saw Lewis sitting in the waiting room, holding that very same test.

You have a choice: lie and say that the pregnancy was not confirmed, or tell the truth.