Scared even though I didn't get her pregnant

[Epitaph00]

So me and my best friend have feelings for each other. 5 days ago we had a bit of fun. She gave me a blowjob then I came on her chest. I didn't wipe it off, so I didn't touch it I think. Then her sister asked for help so I had to leave. I came into contact with devices and the couch, so any hypothetical semen on my hand would have left. Then I fingered her until she came. Now yesterday she told me her period was late. And now I'm scared that she might be pregnant. But I don't want to suggest a pregnancy test since what if it says she is. But I've done research and most of my research shows that its unlikely she is pregnant. As for the late period, the past 2 weeks she said she hasn't been eating that much. And that she was used to late periods due to playing lots of sports a couple of months ago. So I'm now confused what to do, cuz I'm scared to lose her.

[al]

Hi there Epitaph,

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