Don't Tell Anyone (Nct ff)

Chapter 24

   When Y/n finally stopped the car it was at the lake. But she didn't want to swim, she just wanted to walk around and think.

   As she walked the light breeze from the water felt relaxing. Soon she found a shady spot and she laid down.

   While she laid there she started to think about Haechan again. "That asshole." She grumbled.

   "Ah, I can't stand him."

   But as she laid there complaining she began to grow tired and fell asleep. And not waking until later in the afternoon.

   She gasped and sat up, "Dammit I need to get home."

   Y/n ran to the car and sped down the road.

   The speed limit was 55 but she was slowly reaching speeds of 80. And each turn seemed to get sharper than the next.

   "Come on. Hurry." She said to herself, gripping the steering wheel.

   It was almost dark and if she did get home soon her mother would kill her.

   But before she knew it that wouldn't be only only thing she had to worry about.

   Suddenly the car started to swerve so she quickly let her foot off the gas pedal, but it was too late, the car veered off the road and into a field nearby.

   She wasn't seriously injured but she was still unconscious from hitting her head on the steering wheel.

   And within minutes an ambulance was there, because someone else driving seen her wreck.

   The paramedics carefully pulled her from the car and drove her to the hospital where they treated her cuts and scrapes. A nurse also took a blood sample so it could be tested to see if she was drinking or on drugs.

   Y/n slowly began to wake up but was temporarily blinded from the bright lights. "Where... am l?"

   A doctor walked over, "You were in accident. You ran off the road. Now how are you feeling?"

   "I'm fine. My head just hurts."

   "Well that's to be expected. You did hit your head pretty hard."

   "Well, when can I go? I'm not seriously hurt, am I?"

   "You'll have to stay here for a while. We're waiting for your blood test results to find out if you were under the influence of alcohol or any other drugs."

   "I'm only nineteen. I can't do drugs."

   The doctor chuckled, "Sorry but we just have to be sure."

   Soon a nurse came in carrying a stack of papers and she motioned for the doctor to step outside. He shut the door and Y/n sighed. "I just want to go home."

   The nurse handed the papers to him, "She's not on drugs."

   "Then what's so important? We can let her go home."

   "Read the papers."

   The doctor sighed and began to skim through the test results, but one quickly caught his eye, "She's pregnant?"

   "Yes, Sir. She probably doesn't know because it's very early. Only six or seven weeks along."

   He nodded, "I'll tell her right away and then I'll prescribe her some antibiotics to help prevent infection from her cuts."

   The nurse nodded and the doctor stepped back into the room.

   Y/n looked up, "Well, am I good to go?"

   "Yes, but we need to go over some of these test results."

   "Can't I just go home? I'm tired."

   He nodded, "It will only be a moment. Now this might come as good news or bad news so I want you to take a deep breath and stay calm."

   Y/n nodded and did as she was told, "What is it, Sir?"

   "You're pregnant. Approximately six or seven weeks."

   Her eyes went wide, "Excuse me?"

   "You are pregnant."

   She started to shake her head, "No. No. I can't be."

   "Miss, it's going to be okay just stay calm."

   She pulled herself out of the bed, "Stay calm? How the hell am I supposed to stay calm when the father is thousands of miles away and I have no way to contact him?!"

   Y/n threw her hands in air and stormed out.

   "Wait. Your medicine-"

   But it was too late Y/n was already out the door.

   When she got to the street she hailed a taxi and got inside.

   Quickly she gave the driver her address then she leaned back in the seat and sighed.

   This is too crazy.

   What am I going to do?

   I have to tell him somehow, but he blocked my number and all my social media.

   I have to tell him in person, somehow.