My ticket

"No, we can't deal with her pregnancy right now. Her brother may suspect a thing; you know, I feel he's in support of Amos," he refuted.

"Come on, stop being a coward. That baby needs to be terminated. It's as revenge to Amos for dumping me," she said with a sinister smile.

"Kems, don't ruin things for me, please! Now that she has asked you to leave, we need to be more careful so as not to make her suspect your presence in the house," he said in whispers.

"So, I'll be a prisoner in my own house?" She asked angrily.

"For a while," he said with a grin, touching her chin.

"Hurry up with the food so she doesn't starve," he said.

"Kelvin, I can't believe you're doing this!" She snapped.

"For us," he said with a smile as he pecked her cheek and hurried out of the kitchen.

Walking to the dining table, he saw her drinking a glass of juice which he had kept in front of her.

"Babe, the food is getting ready," he said with a smile as he walked towards her.

"Um, I need fresh air. We can take a st