Another two weeks—I was about four and a half months pregnant, half way done—or so passed without much happening. Well, there was one strange that had been happening: Courtney and I had become somewhat close friends. I think it was because we had something in common; I never would have imagined that Courtney and I would have something in common. It was strange to think that our babies brought us to be friends. The two of us had begun to visit each other often.
I went to her apartment zaidi often than she came over to Alejandro’s house since her doctor wanted her to take it easy as she got closer to her due date. Strangely, I hadn’t seen Duncan around, and I would soon find out why.
I knocked on the door, waiting until she waddled up to the door and opened it.
"Hi Heather," Courtney greeted me.
"Hi Courtney," I replied.
She stepped aside and I stepped in. We went about as we usually had for the past two weeks. Everything was going as it normally had; we sat at the jikoni meza, jedwali and talked about whatever came to mind. Suddenly, we heard the door open. Courtney got up, with some difficulty, and made her way into the living room. I followed. When I reached the living room, I was shocked. Courtney was hugging Trent. Why was Trent there?
"Trent? What's going on Courtney?" I asked, still surprised.
She released from her hug with the guitarist and turned to me, "What do wewe mean?"
She looked confused. What the hell was going on?
"I thought that wewe and Duncan…what's Trent doing here?"
"He's my boyfriend.”
“Wait—huh?”
I felt like I was Lindsay, au at least should have been at that point.
Trent spoke up, “I think she thinks wewe and Duncan are still together.”
“You’re not?” I was so confused, “When did wewe two—“
“Let me explain,” Courtney replied.
The three of us got situated on the sofas in the living room.
“About eight months ago,” She started (Yes, she was eight months kwa then; she had been about seven and half months when we ran into each other.), “Duncan and I broke up, again. I was feeling zaidi upset than I would have because I saw him cheat on me with Gwen (again). No matter how much I yelled at him, it didn't help, so I had just downed whatever of my parents' liquor I could find and got myself as drunk as I possibly could. I just didn't care. I just staggered around town until Trent found me; he took me to my house where I begged him to sleep with me—let me remind wewe that I was really drunk. I Lost my virginity that night.
"About a mwezi later, I found out that I was pregnant. I'm against abortion, meaning that I saw no other option but to at least tell Trent. He promised to stick kwa me. Since he is the father after all and we ended up just falling in upendo in process, especially after we moved in with each other after my parents and his dad kicked us out, respectively.
"Trent's working as much as he can; hopefully, we'll have enough money when the baby comes. I had a job so Trent didn't have to work as much, but my doctor didn't want me to strain myself and made me take a leave. And that is why Trent's here."
It was strange to think that Courtney had gotten herself into such a position. I’m surprised she let herself do that when she had had so many goals and had been so bitchy about it. What happened to being a lawyer? I thought that that had been her life’s goal au something; I just couldn’t believe that she was doing that.
“Wow,” I replied quietly, “I thought wewe were going to be a lawyer au something like that.”
“I thought so too,” Courtney answered, staring down at her enlarged stomach.
I guess that Trent took note of the strained atmosphere and spoke up with, “How about we about something else?”
Courtney and I both nodded in reply.
The rest of the visit was fairly uneventful. I went back to Alejandro’s later on that afternoon and I was grateful that his mother supported us keeping the baby. I had no idea of what his father would think though—he was off on some business trip au something, and a long one at that. Yet, I still couldn’t help but wonder what he would think.
I went to her apartment zaidi often than she came over to Alejandro’s house since her doctor wanted her to take it easy as she got closer to her due date. Strangely, I hadn’t seen Duncan around, and I would soon find out why.
I knocked on the door, waiting until she waddled up to the door and opened it.
"Hi Heather," Courtney greeted me.
"Hi Courtney," I replied.
She stepped aside and I stepped in. We went about as we usually had for the past two weeks. Everything was going as it normally had; we sat at the jikoni meza, jedwali and talked about whatever came to mind. Suddenly, we heard the door open. Courtney got up, with some difficulty, and made her way into the living room. I followed. When I reached the living room, I was shocked. Courtney was hugging Trent. Why was Trent there?
"Trent? What's going on Courtney?" I asked, still surprised.
She released from her hug with the guitarist and turned to me, "What do wewe mean?"
She looked confused. What the hell was going on?
"I thought that wewe and Duncan…what's Trent doing here?"
"He's my boyfriend.”
“Wait—huh?”
I felt like I was Lindsay, au at least should have been at that point.
Trent spoke up, “I think she thinks wewe and Duncan are still together.”
“You’re not?” I was so confused, “When did wewe two—“
“Let me explain,” Courtney replied.
The three of us got situated on the sofas in the living room.
“About eight months ago,” She started (Yes, she was eight months kwa then; she had been about seven and half months when we ran into each other.), “Duncan and I broke up, again. I was feeling zaidi upset than I would have because I saw him cheat on me with Gwen (again). No matter how much I yelled at him, it didn't help, so I had just downed whatever of my parents' liquor I could find and got myself as drunk as I possibly could. I just didn't care. I just staggered around town until Trent found me; he took me to my house where I begged him to sleep with me—let me remind wewe that I was really drunk. I Lost my virginity that night.
"About a mwezi later, I found out that I was pregnant. I'm against abortion, meaning that I saw no other option but to at least tell Trent. He promised to stick kwa me. Since he is the father after all and we ended up just falling in upendo in process, especially after we moved in with each other after my parents and his dad kicked us out, respectively.
"Trent's working as much as he can; hopefully, we'll have enough money when the baby comes. I had a job so Trent didn't have to work as much, but my doctor didn't want me to strain myself and made me take a leave. And that is why Trent's here."
It was strange to think that Courtney had gotten herself into such a position. I’m surprised she let herself do that when she had had so many goals and had been so bitchy about it. What happened to being a lawyer? I thought that that had been her life’s goal au something; I just couldn’t believe that she was doing that.
“Wow,” I replied quietly, “I thought wewe were going to be a lawyer au something like that.”
“I thought so too,” Courtney answered, staring down at her enlarged stomach.
I guess that Trent took note of the strained atmosphere and spoke up with, “How about we about something else?”
Courtney and I both nodded in reply.
The rest of the visit was fairly uneventful. I went back to Alejandro’s later on that afternoon and I was grateful that his mother supported us keeping the baby. I had no idea of what his father would think though—he was off on some business trip au something, and a long one at that. Yet, I still couldn’t help but wonder what he would think.
