AGATHA BUYS
As soon as the doctor gave me the discharge papers, Ricardo signed for the forms for me and asked if I could quickly take a shower, because he wants to get me out of here as soon as possible. I wanted to ask questions, but he didn't give me a chance.
As soon as we exited the hospital, he asked his personal guards to drive us to a certain place.
"I know that you have questions. We will talk when we get to my townhouse." He says, as we drive in silence.
I nod at him. Maybe the questions that I have for him are the least of my worries. My big worry is, I am pregnant and I don't know if I will ever be able to take care of the child when I am a child myself.
Well, I am not really a child anymore, but I was treated like one. I feel like Ricardo is also one of the people who
