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Consequences
I was holding the phone next to my ear, feeling nauseated. The world around me was spinning. Martha shouted something over the phone. She was calling my name, but my brain kept refusing to face the reality.
"Lilith! Are you there?!" Martha yelled, finally breaking through my bewilderment.
"This can't be true… I know it can't be true!" I shouted, angry and desperate.
"That would explain why he didn't call you or text you back," she said, knocking me down with sudden realization.
"I got a text from him…" I mumbled, choking on the air I was breathing.
"What?! When?! Why didn't you say anything?!" Martha burst out.
I swallowed, preparing myself to tell her the truth. "He wrote that the child is his… He wrote ‘goodbye’ to me… That he was sorry…" I struggled to pull in a breath.
"Oh, God…" she muttered.
"I…" Fisting my hand, I squeezed out through my throat, "I slept with D
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