Sperm when showering

[rexcody]

Hi! I’ve been wondering and worrying if pregnancy is possible in this scenario..

We were both naked and i just fingered her then he gave me a blowjob. After, i masturbated til i cummed on her breasts. I wiped them off with tissue twice but after a while i became worried because there some that might be left that i was unable to notice because it was on her neck part and she was sweating so I wasn’t able to decipher too much. I am sure, very much, that i wiped most of my cum.
After that she took a shower. What if there were some cum left and it flowed to her vagina. Can water with small amount of sperm that passed on her vagina during shower can cause pregnancy? I really hope to hear from you. Thank you!

[Sam W]

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