If you asked anyone, they'd say Hannibal was not a domestic person. He prided himself on his extravagant feasts and support for the finest arts. He was always surrounded by the rich, who could tell anyone interested in listening that Hannibal was eccentric, hedonistic, and narcissistic-and yet the best company you could have for social gatherings. Will knew that, even without anyone having to tell him, he could see it clearly. That was why he didn't react immediately when a child's cry came from a small device at the side of the room. OR Having received a dinner invitation from Hannibal, Will didn't expect to find out the man had a son, a small four-year-old named Tomas.

by Jane Austen [English]

A positive test is always supposed to be something good; it's written in its name. But the plus sign was all it took for Milly to know her life was over. Milly was never the star student or model daughter. She wasn't the person others wanted around, in fact, she was the girl who always found herself in trouble. This time she is facing the ultimate punishment for a teen: unwanted pregnancy. It didn't take long for the world she knew to tumble down and be crushed into a million pieces with her still in it. The people who should have supported her have all turned away. With no parents, no father for her unborn child, and no place to call home. Left with nothing, Milly must find a way to survive in a world that despises her. Content Warning: Emotional abuse, teen pregnancy, abortion related trauma, verbal degradation, and intense emotional distress. Reader discretion is advised. This is my original work(both the story and the cover art) and is protected by copyright. Please do not copy, repost, or share it without my permission.