ind to me, but I couldn't get what happened at noon out of my head. I walked along the endless roa

d crying; the pregnancy was starting to affect my emotions, and that day had been filled with contradictions that were starting to take a toll on me. "What's wrong?" my friend asked, co

crying? - They asked as

It was impossible to stop my tears; the feeling

alling in love is one of life's tru

lthy man, and the worst

worst of the worst; married and wealth

't be reckless! - Ja

her from those demonic c

istake - I explained, st

ened; I needed to cleanse my soul a

keep it? - They asked

linic. I feel like I'm forgotten in time; I don't know what to do. I'm alone, my friends, that's why I came here. This s

it, you should atten

d me today for taking some photos; tomorrow I'll hav

a. A child is a huge respo

but on the other hand, it limited my greatest desire. It wasn't that I wanted Thiago's money, or that it was the reason I was so intent on winning him over. No, I didn't care about the money. Him being a millionaire was the least of my concerns. I wanted his kind soul th

ake a taxi but decided to walk aimlessly again. I didn't want to come home and face loneliness and my bed that only encouraged me to cry. I also realized that if I kept crying, it would affect the baby. So, I tried to be br

ed on the swings. Everything was calm and joyful in that place, but inside, I felt terrible anguish, an uncontrollable turmoil of my emotions. I desired to have met Thiago at another time or simply understand what was beginning to happen between us. Those unexpected kisses and the way he looked at me

voice whisper in my ear. I quickly turned, and my heart raced a

that's beneath you? - I asked, feign

him there in such an inappropriate place for him, with his black coat an

nces the days offer us

me - he added with a mix

- I said with pride. - Plus, I cou

ed to walk - he said, ref

commented, too nervous

ng or not, and avoiding what I had said earlier. - You're pregnant, and you need to take care of yourself - he

t sick - I express

spered in my ear. - Let's contempl

darkness - I replied, and then

an our darkness - he said

e anything. My darkness is being pregnant by mistake, I'll be a single mother. I hav

h made me more agitated, especially since he was evading

man like you shouldn't be in this pla

th? - He asked, looking at me

e you tal

ht me to this place you

d, intrigued and pre

ing smile while still gazing at the stars. I wanted his words not to fill me with amazement or give me false hopes, but it was the ma

he motive behi

you realiz

ed what,

drive me cr

call m

en you contrad

ress well; you said so this morning. That's because I'm just a salaried worker in your agency, barely

ing at me, and I was left stunned, my heart almost bursting out of my chest. I wanted to c