I was on the ninth month of pregnancy. < img src = "https://zycie.news/crrops/e50846/620x0/1/0/2025/03/10/p6Avxp5qrhkp1eahhhhhhhhhhh4qjurqm5dm8tm7jirlsmmmmmmmmm" alt = "pregnant woman @pexels" Style = "background-color: rgba (113,116,91.1)" > < p > I woke up every day with a growing belly, more and more tired but happy.
< p > I had a house, I had a husband, I had a new life. < p > I thought I had everything. < p > I had nothing.< p > It started with a message.
< p > my husband's phone lay on the table, the screen suddenly lit up.
< P > & AMP; BDQO; I am looking forward to our next meeting 😘 & rdquo;< p > my heart stood.
< P >I reached for the phone before I could think.
< p > name that was about the message that was not affected by the message.< p > monika.
< p > my cousin.
< p > I thought it was a mistake.
< p > could not be otherwise.
< p > It was absurd, impossible.
< p > and yet & hellip;
< p > I entered their conversations.
< p > and with each subsequent news my life broke into pieces. < p > they have written to each other. < P > & AMP; BDQO; is getting bigger, I can't look at it. ” < p > & only you understand me. & Amp;< p > & if it wasn't for this child, I would leave her. ” < p > I don't remember how much time I sat in silence, staring at the screen.
< p > I felt the child moves in my stomach. < p > as if it wanted to warn me that nothing would never be the same again.< p > When Wr & Amp; Oacute; I waited home in the living room.
< p > I didn't shout. < p > I did not cry.< p > I just gave him a phone.
< p > understood immediately.
< p > — It's not as you think & hellip;
< p > — Really ? — I interrupted him. & Amp; MDASH; Maybe you can explain to me ?
< p > opened his mouth, but after a while he fell silent.
< p > had nothing to explain.< p > The next day I packed his things.
< p > He did not beg, he did not ask for a second chance.
< p > maybe he knew that there was nothing to go back to.
< p > Week p & oacute; I gave birth.
< p > he was not with me.< p > I didn't want him there.
< p > because this child deserved a better start.
< p > for life without a father who betrayed his mother with her own family.