The third point of view:
Although doctors claim even with the most effective birth control methods, there's always a chance for error - after all, it takes just one sperm to fertilize the egg - Reina still couldn't believe it. No, she did not want to believe it. There was no way she was pregnant, she had made sure against it.
"No, not possible," Reina shook her head, "I can guarantee that I feel normal. If I was pregnant, I would know," She was in a state of denial.
"Out of all of us at the table, you two are the only ones who didn't find the food disgusting. Doesn't that say something?" Emily pressed, "I mean, look at Camille, it didn't take her long to accept the reality,"
"Actually, I'm not that shocked. Eden and I decided long ago to try for a child," Camille said, her face turning beet red.
