Protected until end of pack? Or risk of pregnancy

[curiousaboutbc]

I'm on my last week of active pills and I took one today which leaves me with 5. Tuesday I had sex without a condom and used withdrawal. (He pulls out before he feels the urge to ejaculate then rubs off, sorry tmi). I assumed I am protected during the placebos as well which is a week and that the sperm would have died off (if any is inside me.) I will be off of the pill for 5 days after this pack because I had been continuously using my pill but I won't be sexually active at all during that time. I know I won't be protected from pregnancy but is there a risk for it?
Edit: no I have not missed any pills.

[Alice O]

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