I asked you to leave, Jughead. // bughead one shot

Leave!

Summary
Betty got pregnant when she was 17, Jughead had to move. He promised her to be back in his first vacation, He didn't came. Years went by, Betty raised a pretty baby girl. Then there he was, the love of her early years, jughead.
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"I asked you to leave, Jughead. You have no right to be here." Jughead stepped forward to Betty. "I said leave!" His eyes went wide from her screaming. "Betty... I just want to see it, I don't even know it's gender, I don't know anything about my child." "It is a she, and if you wanted to know anything about her you should've stayed. And don't you dare say you couldn't come earlier." Betty stepped forward, angrier than she has ever been after he left. Why didn't he cry when he left her, never a call, not even a text. She doesn't even say he broke her, Jughead does not even deserve to be on her mind. But now, look who it is. Mister I come and leave when I want too. "We visited you, your mom, she met her, she told me you went to Yale. You wanted a future. And I never crossed your mind? Not even ones?" Tears started coming up, but her stubbornness ignored it. "I could not do my one dream, because I let you accidentally impregnating me. But you did like I was nothing, like I meant nothing." "Betty just let me see her.." "No! You are no one!" "I'm her father." "No you're not.." Jugheads eyes went big, did she cheat on him? "Someone who loves its child is a parent, like I did, every minute. You were never here, you do not care about my baby, you do not care about any of us. You are not her parent Jughead, you are not her dad!" She screamed. "What am I than, if not her dad, if not your boyfriend." "You are the guy that took my virginity, created a child, and left us both." Tears rolling. Jughead was angry, but not at himself. "I went to Yale for you, you need money and with school you come further!" "And this is supposed to make me feel better? Tell me Jughead.. did I ever cross your mind when you left?" He didn't do anything else than mumble, Betty got sick of it. She walked to the back door, opened it. " Don't you dare to be here when I come back." And she ran out.