YELENA
I didn’t know if it was the pregnancy doing this to me, or if my mind had finally decided to turn against me. Either way, something had been wrong for days now.
A tight feeling that wouldn’t leave my chest. A whisper at the back of my thoughts that kept poking, even when I tried to ignore it.
It was too early for pregnancy symptoms. I knew that. I’d told myself that over and over, like repeating it enough times would make the unease disappear.
So I pushed it down. That had become my new way of living since Tristan mentioned that ridiculous test for Tyler.
The word alone made my jaw tighten.
What was Tristan even trying to say that day?
That I’d fallen in love with a monster? That I was carrying the child of something worse than him?
No.
I shook my head as if I could fling
