Pregnancy From Finger with Precum? Possible?

[jnjn]

Hello. So I have this scenario where my girlfriend is playing my d*** while we're on a trip to her home. But she's playing it from outside my jeans and during our trip, she stopped playing it midway through our trip until we got home. At her home, while she was changing clothes, I touched my penis because it was not properly positioned in my underwear. After touching it, I wiped my hands onto my shirt. Then after 5-10 minutes, I touched her vagina. But not fingered it. But I did touched it and it was wet. I'm just concerned because there might be precum the time I touched my penis. I'm sure there might be sweat from my penis mixed in the precum if it has any at all. Just to summarize it all, I touched mine just to "adjust". It was 6 days after her last period. What are the chances of pregnancy? Or is there any?

[jnjn]

I know this is something you don't answer nowadays just like in your old forum, but can you please say yes or no just for me to have a clear mindset in this situation. I'm really worried right now pls

[Heather]

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