She glanced at her watch. "We'll have to step on it. You need to be back in school in 15 minutes."The math teacher didn't say anything, and the rest o... the week flew by. She had more aches and pains 'down there, ' and her math, which she'd thought of as a challenging class, was so easy she could do her homework in 10 minutes. To fill the time she was supposed to be doing her homework, she let her mind drift and wrote out whatever 'homework' came to mind. They were always advanced math, and she. Two hours later the doctor told me that they had to take the baby and it was still born. It was left up to me to tell the woman I loved that she lost her baby. That was the hardest thing I have ever done.They kept Patty at the hospital overnight as a precaution and I brought her home the next morning. We very awkward together. Neither of us seemed to know what to say. I felt terrible, not only because of our loss but also because I knew how much Patty wanted to have a baby. I needed to talk to. When Anna-Brooks heard a car pull-up. She'd been half-asleep watching TV on the couch. She smoothed out her clothes and got to her feet as I came in. I smiled warmly at her, and I’m sure she could immediately tell I wasn't exactly sober. "Hey, Anna-Brooks! I took an Uber back home. Got a little carried away at the bar..." I told her sheepishly. "You're an adult, Mr. Mike. You can do what you want, especially on a Saturday night. " She looked me in the eye as she said it – was she also doing a. I pointed to the hallway off the living room, and said, “First door on the right.” “On the right or the left? Can’t you just show me?” she said as she tugged at my arm. I pointed Joyce out the sliding glass doors to the back patio, then took Andrea to the bathroom. She pulled me inside with her and shut the door. “Look, I really need your help tonight,” she said. “Why, what’s wrong?” “I’m kinda on probation with my sorority, that’s why Joyce came along tonight. They said I’m giving the house.