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Revealed: A Fictional Narrative

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Her question made him thought about Michael— If she would only know? She’ll probably lose her mind,— Robert remained thoughtful, and Bianca anticipated covering her mouth in disbelieve.
“Oh, god... You have cheated.” She whispered.
“No... you are wrong, there isn’t another woman.” He responded.
“Then what is the problem? Why can’t we get married?”
“Marriage is a serious step, and I’m not ready to make that step. Please, you have to understand and respect my decision. I’ll take full responsibility for my child... I’ll be there for you Bianca.” He explained, but it wasn’t enough for her, she wanted more.
“Being there for me isn’t enough, I want you to be with me every single day of my life. Our child would need you to raise him, in the center of a loving family.” …show more content…

In order to become a loving family, the parents should love each other, and I don’t feel that way about you Bianca. You would not push me to do something that I don’t want ; we will not married, I said my last word!” He declared as her eyes glittered.
“Oh, really? Let’s see what your family thinks after they know what you’re doing to me. And, for the moment, I don’t wish to see you anymore.” She lowered the tone of her voice and walked out of the door. He did not bother to go after her, he also needed to be alone and thought about his

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