âHey, sweetie. What are you doing here all by yourself?â.
âIâve a lot to think about mama. This is a good place to make up my mindâ.
âAbout what?â.
Jessie isnât sure if she should confide in her mother. She would insist to help her, if she finds out she becomes a grandma. First Jessie wants to make a decision whatâs in the best interest of her and this baby without interference of her mom and dad before she tells them.
âLook Jessie, I can see something's bothering you. Youâve been so quiet these past few days, thatâs not like youâ.
âMom, you need to trust me on this. I canât tell you anything right now, but I promise you that I will tell you whatâs going on as soon as I made a decision what Iâm gonna doâ.
âI trust you. Youâre a smart girl, but you have a family and you donât need to bear your problems aloneâ.
âI know and I appreciate that a lot. But Iâm responsible for my own mistakes and I need to solve this on my ownâ.
âOkay, I donât like this. I want to help you, but I respect your wishes. Sometimes I hate your independence thoughâ.














