A Bump Unexpected

A Bump Unexpected

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Wren DeWilt never expected to wake up one day pregnant by her brother's best friend, but unexpected things happen. After a drunken mistake on Fourth of July, things take a turn for the worst as Wren tries her hardest to forget about that night with Damien Andrews. Though, when she winds up pregnant, she has no choice but to tell him, and things don't go as she originally planned.
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Lizette has always been controlling, unwilling to let anything-or anyone-slip through her fingers, and when that happens to her relationship, an unplanned pregnancy seemed like a gift from God, a second chance for her and Paul. However, the father might not be who she thought. Santiago, the quiet, dependable classmate who has silently admired her since childhood, may have a deeper tie to her future than she ever expected. Meanwhile her two friends decide to follow in her footsteps, Jocelyn by making the deliberate choice to carry a piece of her dying boyfriend with her forever, while Melannie sees pregnancy as a weapon, a way to strike back at the stepmother who stole her father, as well as save herself from being displaced. Each girl has her own reason, her own dream of what this life-changing decision will bring. But dreams rarely align with reality, and the path they've chosen is far more permanent-and far less forgiving-than they ever imagined.

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