plss does evil baby daddy robby come to the first baby shower or just help set up?? i can see him helping put up decorations before friends come and easily waving away that he doesn’t /have/ to be at the party.. he can come back after and help clean up, put some of the gifts in the nursery..
ohhhhh he absolutely comes…. and makes all your friends extremely uncomfortable
evil baby daddy!robby x female reader, cw for cheating and mentions of infertility, oops i guess i made heather robby’s wife
you have the baby shower because your child deserves to be celebrated.
that is what you tell yourself.
your child does not deserve to live in the shadow of its father’s misdeeds or its mother’s mistakes.
also, because robby insisted you had to have a baby shower.
he tells you that he will not let his child come into this world having not been celebrated, despite the fact that he has a wife at home, completely oblivious to your existence.
so, now, you stand in a rented cafe, with some of your closest friends, pink balloons surrounding you, as robby stands in a corner.
as everyone attempts not to comment on the 55 year old man in the corner.
the father of your daughter.
who you had told everyone you had broken it off with.
you glance at him, and he smiles and gives a little wave. you shift nervously, looking from him to your friends to him again.
the shower goes pleasantly enough. you play games, eat baby food, measure your growing belly. your friend attempts to ask about him at one point, but you just shake your head. “can we not?”
you are young. too young to be pregnant with his child. too young to be rearranging your life around the shape of him.
the baby shower ends. your friends filter out slowly, one by one, as if reluctant to leave you alone with him. you know your best friend thinks he planned this. “he’s predatory, babe. of course he would.” no. he wouldn’t, you think. you’re too much of an inconvenience to his perfect, adult life.
he steps away from the wall, crossing the room towards you, presses a hand to your bump. “i’ll help bring the gifts up.” you protest. you know what this will turn into. “it’s fine, michael. i can handle it.” he laughs. it comes out mean. “no. you’re carrying my daughter. you’re not risking her to prove a point.”
he loads the gifts into his car, one by one. puts a hand on your thigh when he gets into the driver’s side. like this is normal. like you are a picturesque family.
you sit in silence, for the most part, as he drives to a house in squirrel hill north. your house, he insists. though it is in his name. you whisper. “you didn’t have to come.”
he squeezes your thigh. “why would i not be at the baby shower for my child?” you sigh and squirm in the seat. “you know what i mean. i know you have work… and heather.” he scoffs. “every patient i get is either unsavable, an idiot, or both. and heather… well, she isn’t you. and she isn’t our precious girl either.”
robby pulls into the garage, jerking the gear shifter into park. he gets out, opens the door for you, and kisses your head. “why don’t you go up and start a bath for yourself? i’ll just get these in the house. you should relax.” you try to pull away. “i’m fine.” his voice changes. goes flat. “i said, you need to relax. last i checked, i’m the medical professional here.”
you do not speak as he presses a hand between your shoulder blades and nudges you towards the door. “go on.” it is better not to fight him. because he gets vindictive and pretends it is for the baby’s own good. says stuff like “you’re not acting like a fit mother.” you trudge up the stairs, enter the large bathroom attached to the master bedroom, and turn on the tub faucet. you grab your kindle, a desperate attempt at normalcy.
as you try to enjoy your bath, tune out the world, and forget your friends’ horrified faces at the sight of robby, you can hear him loudly open the garage door. back and forth, setting gifts down on the marble countertop. you try not to imagine his arms flexing, or the way his stomach curves when he bends slightly to put them down.
the bathroom door opens. your heart flutters. “robby… we really shouldn’t.” he doesn’t respond. he just picks you up, wraps you in a towel, and sets you on your king sized bed.
his face is in your throat, now, teeth scratching, voice muffled. “you know, sex during pregnancy is supposed to help with cravings.” you do not know he’s lying. what reason would he have to lie to the twenty year old mother of his child. “my cravings have been getting pretty bad…” he laughs softly, your hand tangles in thinning hair. “i know. messaged me last night, asking if i could doordash you ice cream.”
he slots into you. you gasp as he establishes a rhythm. “said i don’t have to want for anything.” he nods against your skin. you can feel a rash from his beard forming. “that’s right. what my girl wants, my girl gets. nice house, fancy baby shower, ice cream at whatever time her little heart desires.” his hips snap into you. “said i was your special girl…” he hums an affirmative. “that’s right, baby. only my special girl could be carrying my kid. isn’t that right? that’s why none of heather’s pregnancies amounted to anything. cause she’s not special.”
you whine as he fucks you through your orgasm, trying to push him away. you hit his chest. “no more, mikey!” his hand claps down on your mouth. he speeds up.
“shhh, sweetheart. it’s better for the baby. helps with development.”







