Disclaimer: I do not own 7th Heaven or the characters. They are property of Aaron Spelling, Brenda Hampton, and the WB.

Unfinished

Chapter 1

Sandy Jameson walked through the back gate of the Camden's back yard. Simon was surprised to see her.

"Sandy?" Simon asked.

"Hi Simon," Sandy greeted him.

"Hi. What are you doing here?" Simon asked her.

"Simon, we need to talk," Sandy told him.

"Okay. Let's talk," Simon said walking over to the picnic table and sitting down. Sandy followed and did the same.

"Simon, I don't know how to tell you this but...the baby isn't Martin's, the baby's yours," Sandy told Simon. Simon was in shock.

"WHAT? Are you sure?" Simon asked Sandy, in pure disbelief.

"Yes, I am sure. Martin took a paternity test and since you're the only other person that I slept with the baby has to be yours," Sandy told Simon.

"Oh," Simon said, still in shock.

"I am sorry to have to tell you this," Sandy said.

"Yeah, so am I," Simon said.

"Bye Simon," Sandy said as she got up to leave.

Simon watched as she slowly walked through the gate and out of sight. Simon sat there for a while mustering up the courage of having to face his family and tell them the news. Finally, after several minutes, Simon walked inside the house.

As Simon entered the house, he was greeted by his father.

"What was Sandy doing here?" Reverend Camden asked his son.

"Dad, I don't to talk about it," Simon told his father.

"Come on Simon. Talk to me," Reverend Camden urged.

"Dad, not right now please," Simon said, as he started to walk up the stairs towards his old room, where he was staying while he was home. Reverend Camden sighed as let his son go.

"What's up with Simon and why was Sandy here?" Mrs. Camden said as she entered the front foyer.

"I would like to know the answers to both of those questions but Simon isn't talking right now," Reverend Camden told his wife, frustrated.

"Just give Simon some time. He'll come to us eventually," Mrs. Camden reassured him, as she gave him a kiss.

"For Simon's sake, I hope you're right," Reverend Camden said.

Meanwhile, Simon was upstairs thinking about when to tell his family the news. He decided that he would wait until after graduation. With that, Simon turned off the light and drifted off to sleep. All the while, back downstairs, Reverend and Mrs. Camden were in the kitchen still thinking about Simon.

"Eric, let's not worry about Simon right now. Matt and Sarah are graduating from medical school and Mary is going to be there!" Mrs. Camden said in an exciting voice.

"Yeah, I guess you're right," Reverend Camden confessed.

"Let's go to bed. We have a big, wonderful, fun filled day tomorrow...together...with the whole family," Mrs. Camden told her husband, as they disappeared up the stairs to bed, each one holding each other close.

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