Modern Black Butler (angel of music and i)

T: "Ok! Let's look some more before we buy this one," I said.

J: I nod and hold her as we look around

T: I smiled the entire time. When everything was finished we agreed on that one. Then we went looking for decorations and lighting. Both of us liked the tikki torch stuff so we bought two, and then we got the Japanese lanterns. Lastly we got the gazebo I talked about. We bought so much that we had the back filled up. We had him and workers moving everything to the truck.

J: I smile, "Ready?"

T: "Yes," I smiled.

J: I kiss her cheek

T: I smiled more. "I can't wait until it's all together!"

J: "I can't wait till our baby comes"

T: "Me too, I want to see it," I said and rubbed my belly softly.

J: "I meant keep it"

T: I looked away. "My mind is still set." I whispered.

J: "Babe...lets talk about it please"

(I have an idea so keep pressing to talk while I say no)

T: "No," I said softly.

((Ok!))

J: "Baby please it's my baby too at least talk to me about it"

T: "No, there's nothing else I need to say about this. I won't talk about it," I said and getting a little worked up. Maybe too worked up.

J: "Please babe! I'm begging here!"

T: "No! I can't ok! I just can't!" I see that we were home so I jump out of the truck and run. I don't get too far before I trip and fall on the ground hitting my head pretty hard, as well as my stomach.

J: I run after her and watch her land, "Baby! Tori! Please be alright"

T: I groan from the pain in my head. I could hardly see anything and my stomach hurt a lot more than it should. "The baby," I whispered.

J: I hold her head in my lap and call 911

T: I lay there with my eyes closed. I hurt so much I actually wished I was dead, but my mind was on my baby. When the paramedics arrived I didn't notice them put me on the stretcher. When they sedated me I was actually glad for the release from the pain.

(I figured a forced labor and a still born baby would be enough for her to keep it)

J: I ride with her and hold her hand, "How's the baby?"

Doc: "Just by looking at her I'd say not very well. I'm afraid we might have to do an early labor just to save it's life. But if we do that there's no guarantee either will survive, it is more likely she will survive this than actual birth, but if the baby is lost then who knows. And there is the fact that this baby is premature, so it could die at an early age too," I said.

J: "Please do whatever you can"

Doc: "I promise sir, we will do whatever we can." I said as we arrived at the hospital. We rush her into a surgery room with a glass window where you could see so much of the patient, enough that when they baby was here he could see it. At first it was flat lined and wasn't breathing, but we were able to save it. A nurse takes the baby to be cleaned while we looked at her head and fixed her up.