Bloodmoon
“Amber had been bugging me about the pregnancy and it took all my deep-breathing exercises not to tell her to go take a long walk off a short pier.
“Ashlee, you need to be responsible about this. You have no idea what metaphysical door you’ve opened.”
“I’m not aborting my pups,” I told her and slammed the twin bond closed for emphasis.
She looked down her nose at me and said, “Well, then at least do the next smartest thing and talk about this with Jackson and Will.”
“Jackson, maybe. Chances are ...I’m not going to get judgment from that sector for something I had no decision in anyway, but Will? Why should I tell him? It would probably send him over the edge. I mean, I know that I’m the gal that rips the band-aid off, but not everybody actually wants that.”
I’d been having this argument in my head since I’d found out, and surprisingly enough it felt good to get it out in the open.
Amber said, “Let’s plot this out like you were writing a piece, a story. What if you don’t tell him?MoreLess
“Ashlee, you need to be responsible about this. You have no idea what metaphysical door you’ve opened.”
“I’m not aborting my pups,” I told her and slammed the twin bond closed for emphasis.
She looked down her nose at me and said, “Well, then at least do the next smartest thing and talk about this with Jackson and Will.”
“Jackson, maybe. Chances are ...I’m not going to get judgment from that sector for something I had no decision in anyway, but Will? Why should I tell him? It would probably send him over the edge. I mean, I know that I’m the gal that rips the band-aid off, but not everybody actually wants that.”
I’d been having this argument in my head since I’d found out, and surprisingly enough it felt good to get it out in the open.
Amber said, “Let’s plot this out like you were writing a piece, a story. What if you don’t tell him?MoreLess
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