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to do before and she never thought about
what would happen if the pregnancy took a bit longer than expected.
Diana assumed since she was doing the insemination, things would work
out quickly. The longer it took for her to get pregnant, the more
Diana could feel her opportunity slipping away.
    There was no clause specifically in any of the contracts that spoke
to what would happen if she did not get pregnant, but she did not
want to rock the boat on the issue. The one thing she wanted to do
was see this through.
    The town car brought her back to the mansion. As they waited for the
gate to open, Diana suddenly felt dread. She hoped no one was there
so she would not have to look anyone else in the eye and admit she
was once again not pregnant. It was hard to deal with the
anticipation and the roller coaster of emotions.
    Fortunately, only the chef was in the kitchen. Diana stopped in to
grab something to eat on her way back to her room. After eating, she
would go to the studio and do some yoga to calm herself and relax.
Charlotte would be back soon, inquiring about the results of the
pregnancy test and she would have to disclose the results.
    Taking her food to her room, Diana tried not to think about what
would happen if she did not get pregnant. That would be an entire
opportunity to change her life down the drain. To watch that happen
would devastate her. It was not often the chance to completely
overhaul her life came along in one neat and tidy package.
    Once in her suite, she kicked off her shoes and set the food on the
cocktail table. This was the kind of lifestyle that could spoil her
very quickly. She had all but forgotten about how it felt to be
stressed about the end of her lease and the fact that she lost her
job. It felt good not to worry about those things.
    The food was so good, her full stomach lulled her to sleep. The sound
of a light tapping at her door woke her. She felt disoriented, trying
to figure out what time it was.
    "Hold on." She slid her feet in to her slippers and made
her way to the door. Opening it, she greeted Charlotte.
    "Come on in."
    Charlotte was surprisingly wearing casual clothing.
    "Thank you. I just came by to check on the results of the test
today." She rubbed her hands together, looking excited.
    Diana motioned for Charlotte to take a seat on the couch. Charlotte
sat next to her.
    "The results were negative."
    Charlotte's expression dropped. She placed her dainty hands on top of
Diana's.
    "You do know sometimes these kinds of things take a little time.
The key is not to get yourself stressed about it. You are not on some
type of time limit here. We just want you to be healthy so that you
can bring a healthy baby in to the world."
    The statement almost made Diana want to cry. She had to fight back
the tears so they would not come spilling forth. But when she opened
her moth to thank Charlotte, they burst forth anyway.
    "Oh, don't cry." Charlotte tried to comfort Diana. Although
Diana appreciated the kind words, she still felt like she was failing
Charlotte and Clay somehow.
    Diana wiped her tears, trying to get herself together. "I'm so
sorry about that. I did not mean to start crying." She hopped up
off of the couch and went to the kitchen to get some tissues to dry
her eyes.
    When she returned, Charlotte still sat there, her eyes full of
empathy. "Please, Diana, do not worry too much. The thing that
is most important is that we make sure you are healthy so there can
be a healthy baby. That is all Clay wants and well, I hate to see you
so stressed over this."
    Diana exhaled a sigh of relief. "I did not know there would be
this much pressure to get pregnant. It's kind of stressful. I want
this to happen because I've, in a sense, been chosen. There is no way
I want to let you and Clay down. When I agreed to this, I never
thought about what it would be like if I did not get pregnant
immediately."
    "We did. It's not a clause or anything in the contracts, but it
was something that was thought