It was our first time going to an alternative club but planned nothing but checking it out, having a couple drinks and hopefully some good music. We d...essed conservatively not wanting to draw attention or give false ideas.We got there and nervously went in, there was a couple inside, slightly older than me and introduced themselves as the hosts and welcomed us, any questions or problems see them. They seemed nice. It was dark inside, at least at first as my eyes adjusted but could see the well. ”“That timeline continues? Are you all right?”“Who knows? I’m just a fetus. I might not even be Jesse’s. You jumped to the conclusion that it was all just like the last time. I could be Allen’s.”“I know that’s not true. I knew for sure I was pregnant when I was with Allen.”“That fifteen-year-old freshman? What was his name?”“Carl. That would be a hoot. But I’d never strap him with my mistake. He’d try to do the right thing and he’s just too young.”“So were you. I’m just saying that you can’t. Lee was forever moaning about his sister's interference, yet was always there when Emma wanted to introduce him to one of many friends. I had often laughed at her hypercritical attitude; she seemed determined to see Lee fixed up with a permanent girlfriend, yet she, though four years his senior, until Luke's sudden appearance, felt no need for a steady boyfriend in her life.Whenever this inconsistency was pointed out, she shrugged it off with a comment like 'it is different for men, they need. ." It's started... Please make it stop..." I couldn't get any other wordsout."I don't know what it is baby..." she tells me, she slowed draws backenough to look at me to try to see what's wrong... Since I can't formany coherent sentences I just point to my chest, to which he eyes openwide, right before she pulls me back to her. "Jordan, we knew this wasgoing to happen, its going to be okay... You can get through thisbaby..." She held me for a long while until my sobbing subsides. Shethen led me.