Amy looked at the stick in disbelief. She couldn't believe it was predicting her destiny. It scared her silly.
She was pregnant; again.
"Oh my God, what am I going to do?" she thought. She began to cry. The last time this had occurred she had been overjoyed, now her emotions were a jumble of fear, love and worry. She wasn't sure what she was feeling.
"Amy, where are you?" Rob asked. She hid the test, in fear that he would discover it and leave her.
"In here!" she exclaimed softly. He walked in, to find her crying.
"Amy, why are you crying?" he asked, surprised. She looked at him.
"No reason, I just felt like crying." She replied.
"Well, would you step into the kitchen? I need your opinion on something," he said with a smile. She got up and followed him into the kitchen. "What do you think?" he asked, referring to the refrigerator.
She let out a loud gasp as she realized in refrigerator magnets, it spelled out "Marry me". She looked at him.
"Well?" he asked.
"I'm pregnant!" she exclaimed tearfully as she ran out. Rob looked at himself and ran out to chase her.
"Amy, where are you?" he thought as he drove out of the driveway.
He couldn't believe she would leave him over the fact she was pregnant. He cared for her a great deal and would love their child.
"How far could she have gotten?" he thought. Then, he remembered he was talking about somebody, who in a fit of grief, walked to Charlotte from Raleigh.
The thoughts he was experiencing were indescribable.
After checking her normal hiding spot, the beach, he couldn't think of anywhere else to look.
"Amy, why can't you see I would love you anyway?" he thought as he drove aimlessly around Charlotte.
"I love watching the stars. It makes me feel closer to Ireland. I might never get the chance to hold my baby again, but being able to see the stars makes me believe the brightest star is her telling me that she's watching over me"
He remembered her telling him this. Now, all he had to do was think where in the area the stars were at their brightest.
"That's it!" he thought, struck with a sudden idea.
There was an area, near by where the stars were at their brightest. It was 3 miles away but he knew distance was never a problem for Amy.
"I hope she's here," he thought as he tried to reach her.
After twenty minutes of driving, he pulled into the spot. He stepped out of the car and looked up.
The spot was on top of a hill. He carefully climbed it to find her sitting there, reflecting on the stars.
"It's beautiful here, isn't it?" he asked as he looked at the stars.
"Yes, it is" Amy said, ignoring the person behind her.
"Here" he said as he handed her a white rose. On the way there, he had also stopped to pick up a single white rose.
"I can't expect this. I've got a boyfriend," Amy mumbled, still not turning around.
"Amy, its Rob" he told her. She looked at him.
"Rob, how did you find me?" she asked, surprised.
"Well, I really wasn't sure where you would be. It took a little bit of thinking but then, I realized something you told me." He replied. She looked confused.
"You told me that you loved watching the stars. Since you weren't at the beach, then, it was only obvious that you were here." Rob said. "Why did you run?" he asked.
"I was afraid that you would leave" she admitted.
"Darling, I love you and I'll love our child no matter what" Rob told her.
"What if I lose our baby?" she asked.
"God forbid that happens I will love you anyway." He told her.
"Oh, Rob" she said. She leaned back into his arms.
"Amy, would you marry me?" he asked.
"Yes, I would. Rob, I love you" she said. He gently took her hand in his.
"I love you, too" he replied as he slid a ring on her finger.
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Sclub gal here,
Hope you enjoyed another chapter of Life lost, Life found.
I apologize for any geographical errors; I've never been in the places I write about