@sweetiicake So, it would seem like a lot of things are going on.
If he did send in the kit, that would have been around March I'm assuming? I suppose there's still a possibility he did the right thing and just spaced on reporting the results and now can't find/doesn't have a copy. It is also possible he just didn't do the kit and thought, "Well, the first one gave me a sterile reading so the second one is redundant".
It also would seem unlikely you're pregnant if a bunch of tests say you're not as five days into a missed period is well within the window of a positive pregnancy test. There are lots of reasons you'd have a late period that aren't just pregnancy.
It would seem like the most likely outcome here is 1) he spaced the second sperm test and 2) you're not pregnant because he is, in fact, sterile. Your period is late because of stress or some other life change. But that still leaves you with the fact that his callous disregard made this worry and stress possible for you, and that's a big deal in and of itself. So I would need two major things from a partner in that scenario, I think. First, I'd need the mistake corrected. I'd demand he go and complete the test as he said he would for both of our peace of mind. And I'd also need a full-throated apology that acknowledges that failing to complete this administrative task put me at risk unnecessarily and betrayed my trust. I would need clear and specific acknowledgment that, even while forgetting to do something like this is human, the
consequences of that mistake would have fallen on me and he failed me by not holding up his end of the bargain. It kind of doesn't matter if it is actually all good and he's, in fact, sterile. That's good news, but not the point. You trusted him and he failed to live up to that trust, and he's got to tangle with that emotionally. Refusing to own the fuck up would be what really got my goat on that one.