Detroit. •b.t.• (Completed)

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Important Hiatus:

I've been writing nonstop lately, and it's been great and all, but I feel like it's time to slow things down.

I feel that I'm drifting away from what I wanted Detroit to be about and the chapters aren't how I want them to be anymore.

With that being said, enjoy these updates.

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Sage

One month ago.

That was the last time that I saw, or even heard from Bryson.

"Sage, Bryson said that he was going to meet us at the doctors office"

"H-he's coming?"

She nodded.

"He called this morning to confirm"

"Did he say anything about me?"

"No he didn't bring you up. Sorry"

"Oh, no. It's fine" I forced a smile on my face.

She gave me an apologetic look before leaving.

Bryson

"So, where is he exactly?" I squinted at the screen.

"We don't know the gender for sure, but your baby's right there" The nurse pointed at the screen.

"He real small"

"Almost 2 inches. The heart is functioning and the eyes, nose, lips, tongue, ears and teeth are forming."

"Is he moving?"

"It would appear so"

Wow.

Sage looked at the screen, then down at her exposed stomach.

She had a small bump and it looked more like pudge than a baby.

"How many sonograms would you like?"

"Ten"

"I see that Dad's really eager" The nurse laughed slightly.

"Yeah, I want to keep one everywhere" I nodded my head.

They gave Sage a towel to wipe the gel off of her stomach.

"Thank you" She quietly spoke, wiping away at her stomach.

"Your vitamin prescription"

Sage folded it over before putting it in her pocket

"Thank you"

She opened the door leave and walked out.

I left three minutes later after I got the pictures.

When I walked outside, I saw that Camilla and Sage were standing outside the car, about to get in.

"Hold up" I called, approaching the car.

Camilla got in and I grabbed Sage by her arm.

"Let me talk to you for a minute"

She nodded her head slowly and we walked to the side of the building.

"Wassup?"

She shrugged her shoulders and stared at the ground.

I knew that she was trying to focus on something that wasn't there.

"Look at me"

She ignored what I said and continued to look at the ground.