Maddy and Troy's P.O.V ... The Bun In The Oven

                                    

                                          
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Maddy’s P.O.V
                          
“Well, the over the counter tests are not always right. Did you know that I took three of these things when I was pregnant with you? They all said negative. They’re not all that accurate. The doctor can do a better testing.” My mom said then she patted my knee. I shook my head.
                          
“You mean to say that … I could still be … be … pregnant?” I asked. 
                          
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Troy’s P.O.V
                          
It had been two days since Maddy yelled at me. I wanted to tell her I was sorry for not telling her what I knew sooner, but it seems Maddy has skipped the past two days of school. I’d planned that when I got home today that I would march right over there and explain everything to her.
                          
Part of me actually wanted to skip lunch and head there now. It took me all of two seconds to realize that was a perfect plan, because the sooner I talk to her, the better. I stood up from my table, but stopped when I heard my name being called. 
                          
“Yo, Troy, guess what.” Dylan said coming over to me. 
                          
“What?” I asked. 
                          
“Inx is back, and I saw him in the office registering for school.” Two things crossed my mind, one: the year must be up for Allen to have Savvy, and now Inx is here for her. And second: why the hell was Dylan in the office. “He says when he’s done, he’ll come to lunch.” I nodded thinking that Inx and I had a lot to catch up on. Even though Inx and Allen were not really on good terms growing up, because they liked the same girl, Inx still managed to be a part of our group. He was my best friend, along with the rest of us. 
                          
“Tell him I’ll catch up with him later.” I said and then began to walk away.
                          
“Where are you going?” Dylan asked me. I sighed. 
                          
“I have some unfinished business I need to take care of.” I admitted and then left the lunch room. I was in my car in a matter of seconds. 
                          
When driving to Maddy’s house I was debating on what I would tell her when I saw her. I pulled into my drive way and figured that I would walk over to Maddy’s. I got out of my car and then was about to walk across the street when I saw a car coming down the road. I waited for it to pass me, but it never did. In fact, it stopped right beside me. I tried to look at the driver, but the windows were too tinted to see who it was. Soon the car door opened and the first thing I saw was a pair of high heels. 
                          
 “Troy, baby, if you wanted a quickie all you had to do was call.” I saw Flora step out of her car. 
                          
“Did you follow me?” I asked her. 
                          
“Well, technically it’s not following. I already figured you were going to your house and I know the way.” She said as she closed her car door behind her. 
                          
“I have things I have to do, can you please leave?” I asked her. 
                          
“Troy? What are you doing home?” I looked at my front door and saw my mom standing there with flour covering her from head to toe. I sighed. I bet she was trying to cook again. I furrowed my eyebrows wondering why she was home. 
                          
“What are you doing home?” I questioned her back. 
                          
“It’s your father’s birthday. I left work early to bake him a cake.” She said, her eyes traveled to Flora. “Flora? Is that you dear?” My mom asked.