GRACE
I am still in awe about everything that has happened. I didn’t say anything else until we finished our breakfast and were on the way back to the city.
“You can’t go back to your old job anymore,” he said after a long silence in the car.
Victor was sitting beside me in the backseat. It’s a bit cold outside today, but it is something I am used to. You just have to dress warmly.
“I cannot afford to lose my job, Victor. I know that you are aware of my pregnancy. I need to save money for when I give birth. And although I have paid my tuition fees, I still have other school expenses. I also have rent and —“
He cut me off, “Work for me then.”
“Huh?” If he is going to ask me to work to warm his bed, he’s got another thing coming.
Now I feel disgusted with my thoughts. How cou
