Chloe's Choice - Vikki McRaven - Bog

I think that's what hurts the most. The way he showed no emotion when he did it. The way he looked at me when he came over with cold, emotionless eyes. Then he calls me today to demand my decision, callously breaks up with me over the phone, then hangs up on me like it was nothing. After the realization that I really don't need a man in my life, even when I'm pregnant, I feel like a weight is lifted off my shoulders. He leans down and gently kisses my belly as he's massaging it. It was actually quite sensual, the way he was massaging my belly and kissing it. I could feel my blood rushing through my body as I was laying there, savoring every moment of his touch. Chloe Grace, is a nineteen year old girl, who just graduated from high school. She's been dating her high school sweetheart, Jerome Donahue for three years now, since their sophmore year. They were planning on getting an apartment this coming summer after graduation, and eventually get married within the next couple of years. Then Chloe finds out she's pregnant. When she tells her boyfriend, Jerome, that she is pregnant, he's not ready for a baby, so he asks her to have an abortion. But, after briefly considering whether or not to have one, she decides against having an abortion. She decides to keep the baby, and when she tells Jerome, he simply tells her to 'have a nice life'. Then one day, Chloe crosses paths with a new acquaintance, whom she had already started to develop a crush on. They make plans to meet up the next night, then their relationship slowly starts to flourish. As Chloe's new relationship is starting to grow, she's still struggling with the fact that Jerome left her to deal with her pregnancy alone. As the baby is starting to grown inside of her, she feels like she's dealing with the joys of pregnancy alone and she's having a hard time accepting the fact that a 'daddy' could do that to the 'mother of his unborn child'. She also has a hard time dealing with the fact that a 'daddy' doesn't care about his own unborn child.