Co-written with S.K.R Bitches (Till chapter 13, I think)
"Are you ready to go, Rose?" Dimitri demanded. He used to be the best boyfriend any girl could have, but when I told him that I was pregnant, he became really mean and rude against me. It was something that saddened me a little. We used to have the best thing, the best relationship, but that relationship had to stop being good when I gave him the news that he was going to be a dad. He could have been much more happier. Unfortunately, he was not.
"I am almost ready!" I said back to him.
"Hurry up, you cheap brat! We have a long way ahead of us." I put my hand against my swollen stomach and waddled to where my aunt Beckah was. My Aunt Beckah was the best person alive! I loved her to death! I gave her a hug and kiss on the cheek.
Aunt Beckah patted my cheek and then my stomach. "Remember to bring that baby when she is born. Aunt Becky never had children of her own and you know how much she loves those babies! Please, sweetheart, bring her when she is born." She looked over my shoulder to the impatient Dimitri.
"Sure thing, Aunt Becky." I said, using the name she hated to be called by. As she as had stated in her words, Aunt Becky (Beckah) never had children. I was the closest thing she had as a daughter and that was because my mother was a lousy one and paid more attention to her job than me. Nevertheless, that was okay.
She smiled once again and urged me forward. "Go on, kiddo! He is waiting!"
I waved like a dork as I made my way to Dimitri's beat up truck. He had barely bought this last week. It wasn't the fanciest car, but it was better than nothing, wasn't it?
"You took long enough." Dimitri said. I was smart enough not to say anything when he was in this mood or else he would puff up, or get mad. This was going to be a long trip. I was seven months pregnant, I could not help it. A couple of hours into the trip, I started getting really tired and finally decided to take a nap. Of course, when you are pregnant, you snore an awful lot. That is why Dimitri got irritated by the noise and woke me up. God, how I hated when he did that.
To my misfortune, I had to go use the bathroom now. Hey, I was pregnant and when you felt the baby move, you had this sudden urge to go pee. I tapped Dimitri's shoulder. He looked over at me with a hugely irritated look. Like the stupid girl I had been, I smiled at him. "Sweetheart, can you stop at the nearest store so that I can rest my feet and go take a bathroom break?"
He did not say anything when I asked and he did not say anything as we passed the town.
"Hello there was a store back there!" I was getting a little frustrated because I really needed to go pee.
Of course, my outburst would cause his mood to worsen. "Ask me if I care."
I shook my head. "Holding it in might be bad for the baby! Can you at least pull over so that I could do my business?"
He jerked the car to the side of the road. But he turned at me with a murderous glare and I knew an angry speech was going to start. "The baby? The baby? I never freaking asked for the baby! It was your fault for not telling me that you stopped using birth control! It was all your fault! And I do not freaking care what happens to that baby! What if it is not even mine and I have to worry about it like a dumbass! I do not care about you, Rose! I never liked you! I just wanted your body! And now I am stuck with that stupid mistake of yours!" He reached over to my side and I was too stunned to do anything. "Now, get the hell out of my car! I don't care what happens to you!"
I did not comprehend his words. I could not make out what he had said. He literally pushed me off the car. I landed with a smack! I had to shift positions while falling so that I did not hit the asphalt with my belly. I tried to, but I failed. I heard Dimitri's tires screech. Seconds later, he was gone.
I picked myself off the ground and began checking if anything was wrong with my baby. I could feel her moving and moving and she would not stop moving. Finally, she did stop moving. I should have gotten the baby checked as soon as I could, but there were no doctors around. The next town was at least twenty miles away. I had to walk all the way over there. Beside my pregnancy, I was in good shape. I knew I could make it. I just had to take breaks every now and then. I took a deep breath and began walking to the town that would change my life.