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Controversy: A Short Story

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"I know I shouldn't pry into your personal business, but I've been your doctor since before you were born. I've seen as you've continued to blossom into a beautiful young lady. Through those years I think I know that you wouldn't be here unless that someone meant something to you, and with saying that.. where is he?"

"Although you may be right. I just don't think that he needs to know, about this. He has so much on his mind already, a baby, should be the least of his worries. Forgive me if I sound prude, but Tom you're right. He means something to me. That's why I'm going to let him go."

"I'm glad to hear that saying my first name doesn't feel so quirky. You're are among one of the most intelligent young ladies the world has ever seen. …show more content…

Not very many people can hold a conversation over such a topic of controversy. As for my parents, I believe it's better to tell them when all the decisions have been made."

"Just don't wait too long. You might have to explain to them about the spike in your eating habits, and the surprising need for new clothes. If there comes a point where you're going to lie to them, don't. You aren't just a regular patient, Franky. You're the daughter I never had, and although I'm quite disappointed in you, part of me is proud. Even though you made a bad decision, you stepped up to the plate and accepted that things like this have consequences. Now let's get a sonogram going." …show more content…

He had a point, though. Grant was the father, and he has every right to know. I just don't think this its something he needs to hear. Considering that I planned on fleeting across the country.

As I walk home I put my earphones in and start playing the song Diamonds Aren't Forever by Bring Me The Horizon. The clouds began to cover the sun, and just like my eyes, water began to fall out of the sky. This was the weather I'd have to get used to. Seattle was know for its grey skies and underground bands. I'd be leaving my life behind to start a new one.

The song finished and the next song played was a drastic change in genre. Lego House by Ed Sheran. The sidewalk began to end, and the dirt road that I used to walk home had turned into quicksand. I was grateful that I wore converse today. Especially since they were the oldest pair I owned.

It literally felt more like climbing compared to walking. An inclined road lead to the acres of land my parents owned. It took me half an hour just to reach the family sign. It read "Donovan Residence." The next hour would be spent trying to get to the mailbox.

I finally reached the house and I was shocked to open the door and see who was just about to leave. It had been

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