Amber shocked when Amber see her test report She's Pregnant😱

Amber: (voice shaking) Lily… can you come over? Like… right now. Please. It’s—important.

Lily: (concerned) Amber? Are you okay? What happened? You sound… off.

Amber: I—I can’t explain over the phone. Just… please come.

Lily: I’m on my way.

Twenty minutes later. Lily rushes into the apartment, breathing fast.

Lily: Amber?! What’s going on? You look pale as a ghost.

Amber: (holding up the test report, eyes red) I went to the clinic yesterday. They just sent the results…

Lily: (takes the paper, scans it quickly, then gasps) Wait. Is this—? Amber, you're… you’re pregnant?

Amber: (nods slowly, eyes wide) I’m pregnant, Lily. Pregnant. I didn’t think it was possible. I mean—we were careful. I thought we were careful!

Lily: Oh my God… Are you okay? Are you feeling sick or anything?

Amber: I don’t know how I feel. One second I’m terrified, the next I’m numb. Then it hits me again like a wave and I just want to scream.

Lily: Do you want to sit? Do you want water or…?

Amber: I don’t want water, I want answers! How did this even happen? I— (pauses) I don’t even know if I’m ready for this.

Lily: Hey, hey, it’s okay. Deep breaths. You don’t have to have all the answers today. This is huge. It makes sense that you’re overwhelmed.

Amber: I don’t even know how to tell him. What if he freaks out? What if he thinks I did this on purpose?

Lily: You didn’t. And if he loves you, he’ll listen. This is just as much his reality now as it is yours. But first—you need to figure out what you want.

Amber: I don’t even know what I want. One part of me is terrified of what this will do to my life. My plans. My career. But another part… there’s this weird flutter in my chest. Like—what if I could do this? What if this is… something meant to be?

Lily: That’s not weird, that’s human. You’re reacting exactly how anyone would—torn, scared, maybe even a little hopeful. You’re allowed to feel all of that.

Amber: What if I mess it up? What if I’m a terrible mom? I’ve never even kept a plant alive longer than two weeks.

Lily: Amber. Look at me. You are not alone in this. You’re smart, you’re strong, and you care deeply. That’s already more than a lot of kids ever get. And I’ll be here. Every step of the way, no matter what you decide.

Amber: (tears welling up) You really mean that?

Lily: Of course I do. You don’t have to do this alone. Whether you choose to keep it, not to, or just need time to process—it’s your choice. No pressure, no judgment. Just love.

Amber: (sniffles) Thank you. I don’t know what I’d do without you.

Lily: You’ll never have to find out.

They hug. The apartment is quiet again, but the air feels a little lighter now. The future is still uncertain—but Amber no longer feels like she’s facing it alone.