A One Night Stand : Love Story

Larry and David are best friends, they've been friends since the third grade, went to the same high school, and college in California. They both played College football, David went on have a career in the sports while Larry worked in the management part of the sport.
Joyce, Larry's sister lived with her mother after their parents divorced so Larry never really got to spend time with her. Joyce lived and schooled in Chicago; she was on vacation and decided to spend time with her brother and father.
The weekend Joyce returned, she went out with her brother and David. David was caught off guard by her beauty but she's his best friend's sister, she's off limits so he kept his proverbial hands off. While they had a good time out with alcohol in the mix, Larry was called by his coach so he had to leave. After Larry left, Hillary and Joyce got talking and shared a kiss that sparked off a spontaneous feeling to make out. They kissed and went back to David's apartment which he shared with Larry, the two had a passionate one-night stand.

When David woke up in the morning and realized what had happened, he rushed down to his own bedroom, leaving Joyce in Larry's room (where they had sex) Both parties didn't talk about it every again.

Three months later, it was Joyce's graduation in Chicago; David, Larry, and Larry's dad were there to celebrate with Joyce. After the celebrations on her graduation day, Joyce fell ill and was taken to the hospital. The doctor revealed that she was pregnant and all hell broke loose.
Larry was infuriated when he found out that David was responsible, he told Larry he would only forgive him on the condition that he took care of Joyce every day until she delivered.
David agreed and had to deal with the unstable emotions of a pregnant woman, it was hellacious for David but he proves how sorry he was, in the course of 9 months, Joyce saw what a sweet guy he was and started falling for him. David also fell in love with her regardless of her emotional imbalance. What started out as a disaster made a friendship bond even stronger by eventual marriage.