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This chapter involves 18-year-old Megan and her 42-year-old mother, Karen, plus Megan's black-bred cousins, Chelsea, 18, and Jennifer, 22, along with their similarly pregnant mother, Katie, 40, (Karen's sister and Megan's aunt).
Eight different but ultimately related events are described in subtitled sections.
The chapter picks up where Chapter 8 ended with Megan revealing her pregnancy to her mother, Karen.
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Eighteen-year-old Megan stood there in the living room, hiking her shirt up and pulling her shorts down, to display her small but distinct baby bump for her 42-year-old mother, Karen, to see. It was indisputable evidence that the pregnancy test she took did, indeed, register a positive result.
Karen moved closer to her daughter, running her hand across and pressing her fingers over her teen's torso. The protrusion on Megan's skinny waistline was no illusion; it was firm to the touch. Megan wasn't flabby, she was pregnant.
"Oh Megan," Karen said, shaking her head, "how could you let this happen?! After seeing both your cousins and your aunt get knocked up, how could you do this?! Now you're pregnant too!"
"I didn't plan to do it, Mom," Megan said as her eyes started to tear up, "It just happened, that's all!"
"It didn't just happen!" Karen said angrily, "it happened because you let that nigger screw you like a whore! It won't be long before your belly gets big and everyone at school, and all over town, will know that you're pregnant. You'll get big and fat, then you'll be stuck with a little black bastard for the rest of your life!"
"You don't get to call Rodney a nigger!" Megan shouted, "and this little black bastard is your grandchild, whether you like it or not!"
"Does Rodney know that he got you pregnant?" Karen asked. "Do you think he even cares?"
"Yes, he cares!" Megan said emphatically, "We love each other! I told Rodney that I'm late with my period, but I haven't told him yet that he's my baby-daddy."
"My god, Megan," Karen said, "You're even talking like a nigger with that 'baby-daddy' bullshit!"
As angry as she was with her mother, Megan needed her support and embraced Karen as she started to cry. Karen returned the embrace and cried as well.
After a few minutes, Karen and Megan let go of each other. Karen wiped the tears from Megan's cheeks and promised they would talk a little later. Megan said she was going for a walk and would be back soon.
Megan walked over to her Cousin Chelsea and Aunt Katie's house, doing her best to compose herself and put on a happy face before she arrived. When Megan knocked on the door, she forced herself to smile. Chelsea answered the door, wearing a pair of stretchy pants and a large maternity top that tented over her broadly ballooning belly.
"Hey Megan," Chelsea said cheerfully, "what's up, Cuz?"
"Oh, not much," Megan said, quickly revising her answer to say, "Well, a lot, really. I came over to see if I can borrow some of your clothes."
"Oh sure!" Chelsea said with a smile. "You can borrow anything you'd like. It'll be a while before I can wear anything but these maternity clothes."
"Actually," Megan began, "I was talking about your maternity clothes."
Chelsea was dumbfounded for a moment, then her jaw dropped and she shrieked, "Oh my god! You mean you're pregnant?! Oh my god! That's so great! Congratulations!"
Chelsea grabbed Megan in a big hug, pressing her baby belly between them. Then Chelsea began pulling up Megan's shirt and running her hand over her tummy.
"Oh, yeah, I can feel it!" Chelsea shouted happily. "You've got a cute little baby bump already. You'll be showing in no time at all! It really grows fast! How far along are you?!"
"I'm not sure," Megan said, smiling meekly, "I think about 12 weeks. I haven't been to the doctor yet. I don't really need any maternity clothes yet, but I guess I will soon enough."
"Oh, you'll be surprised how soon you'll need bigger clothes!" Chelsea said, grinning. Then Chelsea pulled her top up to reveal her big bare belly and she said, "Just think, Megan, in another four or five months you'll look just like me! I can't wait to tell my sister Jen that you're knocked up too! That's four of us, all pregnant with black babies!"
Chelsea then got serious and asked, "Have you told your mother? How is she going to handle it?"
"I just told her," Megan said, fighting back more tears. "She is really pissed off. She basically said this is what I get for letting a nigger fuck me like a whore."
"Oh boy," Chelsea said sadly while stepping closer to give her cousin a reassuring hug. "Your mom is in shock. Hell, I'm in shock too! She'll come around. If she doesn't I'll get my mom to kick your mom's ass!"
Megan broke out in a nervous laugh and hugged Chelsea tightly.
Aunt Katie then started meandering into the room, holding her cellphone to her ear with one hand and rubbing her big baby belly with the other hand.
"Megan is here now, talking to Chelsea," Katie spoke into her phone. "Stop yelling, Karen. I can't understand what you're saying."
Katie then retreated toward her bedroom, still holding the phone. She could tell that her sister was upset and sensed that she should probably have their conversation in private.
Megan looked at Chelsea, frowning and shaking her head because she knew her mother was probably going to unload on Aunt Katie.
In her bedroom, Katie spoke on the phone with her sister Karen.
"What were you saying about Megan?" Katie asked.
"I was saying I hope you're happy. Megan is pregnant! And, of course, the baby is going to be black," Karen snarled.
"Oh that's great!" Katie burst out enthusiastically, adding, "Or don't you think so?"
"No it's not great!" Karen shot back. "Having my high school age daughter knocked up with a Negro is anything but great! But I thought you'd be happy about it. I mean, you're pregnant, along with both of your daughters, so it only stands to reason that you'd want to get my daughter pregnant too!"
"I didn't get Megan pregnant. You can't blame it on me!" Katie said angrily.
"You know what I mean, Katie," Karen said. "Megan has always looked up to you and Jennifer and Chelsea. When you all became sluts for those niggers she just followed in your footsteps!"
"From what I hear from Chelsea, Megan has been interested in black boys for a long time," Katie informed her, "She just never acted on it until she fell for Rodney, who seems to be a very nice young man, by the way."
"Well, what about those tattoos?" Karen asked. "I know for a fact that Chelsea went with Megan to the tattoo parlor. Now Megan's beautiful legs are scarred for life with that stupid shark and the Ace of Spades that you and your daughters all have!"
Katie corrected her sister, saying, "It's the Queen of Spades, not the Ace. I could take you to the tattoo parlor and you could get a rebel flag inked on your forehead!"
"That's not even funny," Karen retorted. "I'll just never understand why all of you, even my own daughter, had to spread your legs for black guys and let them plant their sperm in you!"
"You're right," Katie agreed. "You'll never understand it because you've never been with a black man. I won't say that you don't know what you're missing, but the fact is, you don't know."
"I've never been hit by a truck either," Karen said, "but that doesn't mean I'm going to throw myself in front of one!"
Katie then told Karen, "It's been almost two years since your husband died. You're still a beautiful, sexy, woman. You need to start going out. It would be a lot easier to handle Megan's 'situation' if you had a companion. There are lots of guys - white, black, Asian, whatever - who would jump at the chance to date you. Just don't be so close-minded. Make yourself happy for a change. Do it for yourself, and for Megan, and for your new grandchild."
Karen said, "You're right, in a way. I wish I did have someone to talk to about Megan, other than you. We're on opposite sides of the fence, but I need to vent somewhere!"
"Well, if you do need to vent, or fight with someone, you can always call me," Katie said. "Just go easy on Megan. That poor kid must be scared to death and she needs your love and support now more than ever."
Karen spoke next, "Well, I can't even think straight right now, but we should talk more when I calm down. I'm not looking for a role model, but you know more about being pregnant than Megan or me, so I'd like to talk to you about doctors and options and things.
"I'd be happy to help in any way I can," Katie assured her. "You know that we all love Megan. It's going to be alright, Karen."
"Well, I hope so, but I'm not sure how anything will ever be alright again," Karen sighed. "Talk to you later. Goodbye."