Adoptive Daddy
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  • Reads 954,669
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  • Parts 33
  • Time 3h 23m
Complete, First published Oct 07, 2013
"You have a couple options here, abort, adopt, or keep the baby." I mentally scoffed at how inconsiderate the doctor was being, considering he wasn't facing me and his face was still emerged in my file.  "Can I have some time to think?" The doctor mumbled something and I strained my ears to hear. "Excuse me, sir?"  "I said, make an appointment with the front desk. Have a nice day Ms. Lawrence." The doctor got up and walked out of the room and I sat there skocked for a little bit. I was actually pregnant. A child was growing inside of me, but I couldn't support it. I was barely survivng with my best friend Holli and a baby was going to be our downfall, and I definitely wouldn't kill my baby. That wasn't even a choice for me.  "Adoption it is." I mumbled as I tugged my blouse down and left the bland OBGYN office.  

*** Micah Lawrence is struggling. Her bills are almost overdue and her grades are slipping, but the kicker is finding out she's pregnant.  She's at the end of her road and has no clue what to do anymore, but maybe there is still hope. She meets Michael Tucker at the office one day and that is the day here life changes.   Can Micah finally overcome her dilemma and find a good family for her baby? Or will the 9 month attachment be too difficult for her to let her baby go?

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