Yeah, but it wasn’t because I didn’

Yeah, but it wasn’t because I didn’t think you couldn’t handle it,” Dinah divulged reading Camila’s insecurities and realising the smaller girl thought she didn’t believe she was put together enough to deal with it. “It was because I didn’t think it was important what with everything else you had going on.”

“Dinah you’re important to me,” Camila said, pulling the taller girl closer to her by their entwined arms. “You’re my family…you’re one of the most important things in my life. You’re one of the people that I cherish the most in this entire world.” She said sincerely. “There are very few things which I would consider more important than you. The trial doesn’t even hold one percent of the significance to me that you do.”

Dinah quirked up her lip in to a tender smile and disengaged her arm from Camila’s to wrap it around her waist.

“Well, in future I promise to come to you alright,” Dinah said and Camila stepped to the side out of the taller girls grasp so that she could hold her best friend’s hand.

“Ok,” Camila acknowledged, watching their hands swing lazily between them as they walked.

“I found out the Thursday after we were at Lauren’s for our regular Wednesday night movie marathon,” Dinah disclosed. “Do you remember? It was the first one that Clare had come to and it ended kind of abruptly because your lips were blue?”

“Oh yeah,” Camila said recalling the memory. “I spent most of it sleeping.”

“Right,” Dinah responded. “Anyway, the next morning I’d had breakfast and then afterwards I suddenly felt really sick and had to run to the bathroom.”

“Kind of like today?” Camila questioned and Dinah nodded.

“Yeah,” Dinah said. “It got me thinking that maybe I was pregnant. That maybe the test had been wrong because I’d still not had my period yet and my mom had suffered really bad morning sickness at the start of her pregnancy.”

Dinah paused for a moment as they came to a stop at the curb and waiting for the light to change in order to cross.

“So I typed pregnancy test accuracy in to google on my phone,” Dinah continued once they were safely across, “and it said that sometimes you can get false negatives early on in the pregnancy so I went to school that day and told Siope what had happened. He said I should take another test just to be sure and we went after school to get one.”

“Let me guess?” Camila asked. “It was positive.”

“Yep,” Dinah granted nodding her head. “It was positive.”

“Did you freak out?” Camila asked.

“A little,” Dinah admitted. “I mean, Jesus Mila, I did not want to be a mom. I was so relieved when you told me that the test was negative.”

“You’ve decided to keep it though.” Camila reminded her.

“Yes,” Dinah allowed. “After it came back positive we kind of had to bite the bullet and talk to my parents regardless of what we decided to do….”

“Were they angry?” Camila asked.

“They were upset,” Dinah shared honestly. “They didn’t really know what to say but I could tell that my mom was disappointed in me. I told her that I didn’t want to keep it, that I wanted to finish out school instead and go to college…”

“What did she say?” Camila queried interestedly.

“She asked what Siope wanted to do,” Dinah replied, a small smile on her lips at the memory. “He said that he wanted me to keep the baby, that he loved me and wanted us to be a family…he said that he’d get down on one knee and propose if that showed them and me how committed he was to us.”

“Wow,” Camila said surprised. “So…what happened?”

“So, we all sat down and talked about things.” Dinah explained. “My parents, his parents and us…”

“They convinced you to keep it?” Camila asked.

“No,” Dinah said. “They gave me the opportunity to if that’s what I wanted.”

“What do you mean?” Camila questioned.

“Well, the reason I didn’t want to have a baby just yet was because I thought that I wasn’t ready, you know?” she asked. “I’m still young and I still have to finish school. I mean, what kind of life could I offer a child if I didn’t even get my GED? I’d find it hard to get a job and we’d have nowhere to live.” She said, pausing for a moment as they came to another crossing and they waited for the light to change. “My mom said that no one is ever ready to have a child. That it doesn’t matter how old you are, you always think that it’s not the right time or the right circumstances. She asked me if I love Siope and I do. I do love him and I want to be with him. I want to have his children one day…”

“Well, when life hands you lemons…” Camila commented a small smile forming on her lips.

“She said that I could still finish school even if I had the baby.” Dinah continued. “She said that Siope could come live with us and that she’d look after the baby during the day because she’ll be off anyway, looking after my brother….she said that if practicalities were the only thing stopping me from keeping it then they needn’t be. My mom told me that I should do what I wanted but that I should really think about it before I made a decision. So,

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Vâng, nhưng nó không phải là bởi vì tôi không nghĩ rằng bạn không thể xử lý nó, "Dinah lộ đọc Camila của bất an và nhận ra cô gái nhỏ nghĩ rằng cô ấy đã không tin rằng cô ấy đã được đặt lại với nhau đủ để đối phó với nó. "Đó là bởi vì tôi không nghĩ rằng nó quan trọng điều gì với tất cả mọi thứ khác mà bạn có xảy ra.""Dinah bạn là quan trọng với tôi," Camila nói, kéo các cô gái cao gần gũi hơn với cô bởi entwined cánh tay của họ. "Bạn là gia đình của tôi... bạn là một trong những điều quan trọng nhất trong cuộc sống của tôi. Bạn là một trong những người tôi yêu mến nhất trong toàn bộ thế giới này." Cô nói chân thành. "Có những điều rất ít mà tôi muốn xem xét quan trọng hơn bạn. Phiên tòa không thậm chí giữ một phần trăm của ý nghĩa với tôi rằng bạn đã làm."Dinah quirked lên môi của cô trong đấu thầu nụ cười và nhàn hạ cánh tay của cô từ Camila để quấn nó quanh eo của mình."Vâng, trong tương lai tôi hứa sẽ đến với bạn được rồi," Dinah said và Camila bước sang một bên trong các cô gái cao nắm bắt vì vậy mà cô ấy có thể giữ bàn tay của người bạn tốt nhất của mình."Ok," Camila thừa nhận, xem tay swing lazily giữa họ khi họ đi."Tôi phát hiện ra thứ năm sau khi chúng tôi đã ở của Lauren cho chúng tôi thường xuyên đêm thứ tư phim marathon" Dinah tiết lộ. "Bạn có nhớ? Nó là người đầu tiên mà Clare đã tới và nó đã kết thúc loại đột ngột vì đôi môi của bạn là màu xanh?"“Oh yeah,” Camila said recalling the memory. “I spent most of it sleeping.”“Right,” Dinah responded. “Anyway, the next morning I’d had breakfast and then afterwards I suddenly felt really sick and had to run to the bathroom.”“Kind of like today?” Camila questioned and Dinah nodded.“Yeah,” Dinah said. “It got me thinking that maybe I was pregnant. That maybe the test had been wrong because I’d still not had my period yet and my mom had suffered really bad morning sickness at the start of her pregnancy.”Dinah paused for a moment as they came to a stop at the curb and waiting for the light to change in order to cross.“So I typed pregnancy test accuracy in to google on my phone,” Dinah continued once they were safely across, “and it said that sometimes you can get false negatives early on in the pregnancy so I went to school that day and told Siope what had happened. He said I should take another test just to be sure and we went after school to get one.”“Let me guess?” Camila asked. “It was positive.”“Yep,” Dinah granted nodding her head. “It was positive.”“Did you freak out?” Camila asked.“A little,” Dinah admitted. “I mean, Jesus Mila, I did not want to be a mom. I was so relieved when you told me that the test was negative.”“You’ve decided to keep it though.” Camila reminded her.“Yes,” Dinah allowed. “After it came back positive we kind of had to bite the bullet and talk to my parents regardless of what we decided to do….”“Were they angry?” Camila asked.“They were upset,” Dinah shared honestly. “They didn’t really know what to say but I could tell that my mom was disappointed in me. I told her that I didn’t want to keep it, that I wanted to finish out school instead and go to college…”“What did she say?” Camila queried interestedly.“She asked what Siope wanted to do,” Dinah replied, a small smile on her lips at the memory. “He said that he wanted me to keep the baby, that he loved me and wanted us to be a family…he said that he’d get down on one knee and propose if that showed them and me how committed he was to us.”“Wow,” Camila said surprised. “So…what happened?”“So, we all sat down and talked about things.” Dinah explained. “My parents, his parents and us…”“They convinced you to keep it?” Camila asked.“No,” Dinah said. “They gave me the opportunity to if that’s what I wanted.”“What do you mean?” Camila questioned.“Well, the reason I didn’t want to have a baby just yet was because I thought that I wasn’t ready, you know?” she asked. “I’m still young and I still have to finish school. I mean, what kind of life could I offer a child if I didn’t even get my GED? I’d find it hard to get a job and we’d have nowhere to live.” She said, pausing for a moment as they came to another crossing and they waited for the light to change. “My mom said that no one is ever ready to have a child. That it doesn’t matter how old you are, you always think that it’s not the right time or the right circumstances. She asked me if I love Siope and I do. I do love him and I want to be with him. I want to have his children one day…”“Well, when life hands you lemons…” Camila commented a small smile forming on her lips.“She said that I could still finish school even if I had the baby.” Dinah continued. “She said that Siope could come live with us and that she’d look after the baby during the day because she’ll be off anyway, looking after my brother….she said that if practicalities were the only thing stopping me from keeping it then they needn’t be. My mom told me that I should do what I wanted but that I should really think about it before I made a decision. So,