chapter forty four

I felt a sense of shame and embarrassment as I walked through the hallways. I could feel the stares and judgmental glances from my block mates, who whispered and pointed at my growing belly. It seemed like everyone knew about my pregnancy, and I could hear the whispers and gossip behind my back.

I tried to ignore the negativity and focus on my studies, but it was difficult when I felt like I was constantly being judged. I longed for the day when I could hold my baby in my arms and prove to everyone that she was capable of being a good mother.

"Just let them be," Max glared at some students who were staring at me as if this is the first time they saw a pregnant women

I tried to ignore their gazes and whispers as I made my way to my next class. It was getting harder and harder to deal with the constant judgment and discrimination from my peers.

Even strangers on the street would give me disapproving looks or make snide comments as I passed by. I felt like I