How I Told my Mom I Was Pregnant by Alexandra Zhdanova

- Mom... Mommy... I'm so sorry!
I'm so sorry, mom, I didn't want it at all! I am pregnant!.....
I'd always had a really great fear of it. it'd made my body shake and my head spin. And once it happened. It was an ordinary day, but sometimes the most ordinary day may become the most important one in your whole life. I knew almost nothing about humans relationships, about love, family, and as the most mysterious things in this list I dared to mention children, of course. l'd never had a sibling and moreover never had any experience of taking care about babies. And that day, when l was a total greenhorn and my "husband" was so young, I didn't even think about changing our lives so.
Sasha and I, we were best friends since the early childhood, and as soon as he had realized that I was his destiny the process had started. This is where my story took the beginning, the 8-th of March, 13 years ago. I woke up in the morning, expecting a general day with a present from my dad and a cake in the evening. When Sasha asked me out, I politely agreed and was ready to get greetings from him. But I didn't expect those greetings to transform into kiss. My first kiss!!!! The firstest kiss ever!
Few minutes later I realized that there's no way back. I'm not a child anymore. I'm a responsible adult and l have to carry all the results of this situation. Did you know which are first symptoms of pregnancy? Next day I seemed to have them all: terrible nausea, stomach pain, than poor appetite, distress, changeable mood.
Every further moment I was realizing the necessity of telling all the truth to my mom. The following hour was spent in worries and disappointments, each minute was a true hell, but once it became unbearable, I gathered my whole courage and fear and approached my mother.
- Mom... Mommy... I'm so sorry! I'm so sorry, mom, I didn't want it at all! I am pregnant!.....
We all used to be that young and that silly. No one has an immunity to mistakes, but what is great is that everyone has a chance to make the most ordinary day the most important one.