She was an adult. Regardless of how careless she could be sometimes, she couldn't deny the growing suspicion.

Now that she thought about it, her period seemed to be Late by ten days already.

Rena placed her hand on her belly, wondering if she carried a child from her encounters with Waylen.

Rena's countenance grew ashen, her complexion drained of color.

She recollected that on one fateful night, Waylen had been seized by an unexpected passion.

During that moment, she was plunged into a profound slumber, completely vulnerable and defenseless.

He appeared to have inadvertently overlooked the employment of a protective sheath.

Vera approached, her hands delicately cradling her burgeoning belly.

Observing the astonished visage etched upon Rena's countenance, Vera swiftly intuited the situation at hand. Vera inquired in a raspy voice,

“Pray, tell me, what course of action do you intend to pursue?"

Rena scrubbed her face vigorously, exerting all her might.

She uttered, “I'm experiencing some digestive distress. I need to visit the hospital."

In the afternoon, Rena made her way to the hospital, scheduling an appointment and undergoing a blood examination.

The results were revealed within half an hour. As she had surmised, she was carrying a six-week-old embryo within her womb.

Seated within the elongated corridor of the medical facility, Rena extended her hand to tenderly caress her midsection. It was indeed the product of her and Waylen's union.

Despite the unforeseen circumstances, Rena harbored a desire for this new life.

Furthermore, she yearned to apprise Waylen that this child belonged to both of them. Regardless of the state of affairs between the adults, she possessed no justification to deprive the child of a father or mother.

Rena dialed Waylen's number.

When the call connected, Waylen responded after a few rings, his voice dripping with gentleness. He inquired, “What's the matter?"

Rena felt a knot of anxiety tighten within her.

She whispered, "Waylen, I'm pregnant."

There ensued a brief silence on the other end of the line. Perhaps