Caroline's Seduction (Montgomery Family and Friends) Read Online Free

leaving when I graduated.  I didn’t correct you, because I wasn’t really sure what I was going to do.  It all kind of depended on the job offers I received.  I thought things were going really well between us.  I don’t understand what you’re getting so upset about.  There’s no reason things can’t stay the way they are right now.”
    Kyle ran his hand through his thick black hair several times.  His frustration was growing with every minute that passed.  It had been a long and tiring week as usual.  He’d been looking forward to getting lost in Caroline’s body.  Now instead he was facing his worse nightmare, a clingy woman with happily-ever-after on her brain.  And he had nobody but himself to blame.  He’d seen the possibility of this happening from the start, but he’d ignored his own warnings. 
    “Look Caroline, I haven’t talked too much about my past, but you do know that I was the victim of a not so pleasant marriage which led to a very bitter divorce.  The only bright spot in the whole nasty situation was that my ex-wife wanted my money more than she wanted Sarah.  She didn’t even put up a fight for custody when she saw the size of the divorce settlement. 
    More like she was probably afraid to battle Kyle and his lawyer in court, Caroline decided.  She hadn’t known Kyle long, but she’d known him long enough to know he’d make a formidable opponent.  One she definitely wouldn’t want to face in a courtroom or anywhere else for that matter.  “I’m not your ex-wife and frankly I still don’t see the problem.  We like each other’s company, the sex is great, why borrow trouble.  Things don’t have to change just because I’m not moving.”  Caroline tried taking a pragmatic approach thinking that would appease Kyle.  “It just means we have longer to let our relationship run its course instead of forcing it to a premature end.”  At least she hoped so.  His next words shattered that hope.
    “Well as far as I’m concerned our relationship has definitely run its course.  I don’t want to see you anymore.  I was going to break it off after this weekend anyway,” he told the lie with a straight face knowing it was for the best.  A clean break was definitely the way to go, no reason to drag it out.  “But under the circumstances I think you should go ahead and leave now.” 
    Caroline felt her heart breaking.  She had been so excited about this weekend and somehow everything was going horribly wrong before the weekend could even get started.  A sob wrenched its way out from between her tightly clenched teeth.  She reached a hand toward Kyle as if to plead, but dropped it at the last second when she saw his hardened expression.  Her tears would have no sway with him.  She might as well keep what little pride she had left.  She briskly walked out of the bedroom, found her purse, and let herself out of the house.  She didn’t even slam the front door even though that cost every ounce of self-control she possessed.
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    Two weeks after being unceremoniously dumped from Kyle’s life, Caroline looked at the little white stick with its damning plus sign.  She’d been sick every morning since the breakup with Kyle.  At first she thought it was nerves, then a stomach bug.  Finally after almost two weeks she’d had to face the fact that she could be pregnant.  Now unless the over the counter pregnancy test had made an error, she was indeed pregnant.  She thought about not telling Kyle, but her conscience wouldn’t let her go that route.  No matter how much of a jerk he’d turned out to be he was still the father and he had a right to know. 
    First she needed to be one hundred percent sure she was actually pregnant before she bothered Kyle.   After all they had used condoms every time they’d made love.  She walked to the on campus health center and waited a little over an hour to have a blood test to confirm her pregnancy.  The nurse told her