"The plan B didn't work." The words muffled through my ears. "Dustein!
"Dustein! Dustein?! Did you hear me?" Athaliah said in a fidgety tone.
"Plan B. Did not work," I said, flabbergasted. As soon as I repeated these words, I felt my heart climb to the top of my ribs and jump straight out of my ass. I became deaf to her. I could see Athaliah starting to give me a response. All I could see was that little beauty mark above the tip of the right side of her rosy lips jawing away. I tried to make sense of what she was saying. My mind wouldn't let me. I looked away from her.
My focus shifted to Coach Hickey on his old rigged rusty red lawnmower. Going a hundred yards this way and a hundred yards that way.
"Exantus High School" label on his hat, that use to be black, now brown was missing the "U" from "Exantus." I never noticed that before. He did have it since my big brother played for him ten years ago. I bet that hat could tell some stories of the golden days.
"The plan B didn't work." Those words muffled through my ears once again. I clenched both of my hands on to the stadium benches. I looked back at her. She was biting on her left index finger, while using the right fingers to scratch the fingers that were not in her mouth.
"You... You... You," I stuttered before I began to laugh hysterically.
"You said the plan B didn't work?" While I gave an awkward smile. I began to play with the hole in my tights right above my knee cap.
"So, are you pregnant?" I asked cluelessly.
"Um? If the plan B didn't work, obviously I'm pregnant." She said in a nerve-racking tone.
"I can't be a father; I'm a fucking kid, my damn self," I screeched. I continued voicing my emotions.
"I'm fourteen, and you're eighteen. We can't be parents. This will ruin our lives; I don't know about you, but I'm college bound. I have already gotten interest letters."
Athaliah looked at me like I was a parent who had yelled at their spawn for doodling on their Modway Mingle White Three-Piece Sofa.
It felt like I drank a whole bottle of Hennessey and now spinning in a chair. I mean if I was the age that you were able to drink.
"Why you had to tell me this before my big game versus Jonas?"
"I've been holding in for a while; I thought you should've known."
"And you thought this was the perfect timing? Before a game that will have top recruiters?"
"Um, well."
"The question was rhetorical."
"Heillfeire! Get inside the locker room and get ready. You can fling-a-ling-a-dang with your lady later," Coach Hickey yelled. I observed her as she stood there in a black dress that is basically a shirt. Long orange-reddish hair that could be the flames from hell.
"That isn't my lady, coach, but I'm coming right now," I gleaned at her. "Meet me after the game; we can figure out what we are going to do." And I walked away.
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Dustein Heillfeire: Born with a Broken Heart
RomanceThis is a story I started in 2nd year of college. I worked on it up till my graduation.( I have around 12000 words written.) I haven't touched it in about 5 years. I haven't edited since then. I want to upload chapter by chapter hoping to gain fric...
