Linda’s POV
I hate this f***** feeling, you know he hitched me cause of some bitch on that club. I really need company right now, Jesus I’m dying here, great here comes Sally. As I expected, she I know she will hug me and slap me every time I call her out on Saturday nights when she and his boyfriend could PLAY together. But to my surprise she came very upset with bloodshot and teary eyes saying-
“I can’t drink tonight.”
Oh great this is the last thing I needed, is she really that upset to not drink with me on this heart breaking moment of mine- insensitively I said
“okay, fine, go to your boyfriend, I taught it was sisters before misters till now, see you when you break up”
I hit the club alone- then I met a guy, and something happened that night. But I never knew him, but I am not sure if he knew my name. Also, after that night, I never got a sight on Sally…
Sally’s POV
I talked on the phone to Ronald, I don’t know such times will lead to this- he left me something to remind me of him, and he didn’t even have the dick to support this baby. Well if he can’t I would, ‘cause nobody else will. I need to get out of this town quickly, I don’t want people noticing, specially my best friend. After all these years I’ve told her countless advice ‘bout these things yet…
2 YEARS LATER
Linda’s POV
I don’t know such painful night will leave memories like these, I am now a single mom but with a very cute baby. I don’t know how to tell my baby that he is a product of my one night pleasure with an unknown guy. I sure need some friend to tell me what to do, what about Sally- what happened to her? O shit it’s already 8 am I need to drop off Ivan to my Aunt so I could do groceries. Where’s my … oh, here
“Hello Auntie... Yes, I would be there, thank you” ;
“Okay, take care on your way here, don’t forget his food and a toy in case he looks for you.”;
We ended the phone conversation with an upbeat
“okay”.
The grocery store is not jam-packed as usual… I just need to hurry though and this is a good opportunity for me. Off to the dairy~
what the- it’s a familiar hair,
black,
a bit wavy,
that tattoo...
Sally,
my best friend Sally!
Wait,
is that a kid?!
We really are best friends after all.
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Toss Coins and Promises
Novela JuvenilIvy a sixteen-year-old daughter of a not so perfect yet happy family gets her life mixed up when she met Ivan, a guy born due to his mother’s one night stand, also, an easy going guy who is stupid enough to fail all his subjects but has good looks a...