Don’t be mad, baby, but I feel kind of pregnant. Do you think Greg might have fucked a baby in me last night? Her words echo in my mind, a mix of fear and curiosity. I’m lying here, trying to process the weight of her question. The soft light from the window casts a gentle glow on her face, her eyes closed, hand resting on her stomach. It’s a moment of vulnerability, a confession that hangs heavy in the air.
Unspoken Fears
And I can’t help but wonder what this means for us. Her words, ‘I feel kind of pregnant,’ are a knife twisting in my gut. Greg, the bull, the one who’s been a constant in our lives, now a potential father. It’s a reality I never wanted to face, yet here it is, staring me in the face. The room is quiet, the only sound the distant hum of the city outside. Her words, ‘Do you think Greg might have fucked a baby in me last night?’, are a question I can’t answer. Not yet.
The Weight of Uncertainty
But I know I have to face this. The uncertainty is a heavy blanket, smothering any hope of clarity. Her body, partially exposed, is a canvas of possibilities. The way her hand rests on her stomach, a protective gesture, or a plea for understanding. The light from the window, soft and natural, illuminates her form, highlighting the curves and shadows. It’s a scene of raw emotion, a moment of truth that demands a response. And I’m left here, in the silence, grappling with the consequences of our choices.
Since he was black, I perput holes in his condoms. He smiled and shook my hand when I said I would raise his black babies as my own. 🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤