PREGNANT FOR MY BILLIONAIRE PROFESSOR
Alora Vale thought senior year of medical school would be her ticket out of poverty. As a brilliant student surviving on a strict scholarship, she could not afford any distractions. That was until Dr. Dominic Reid walked into the cardiothoracic surgery lecture hall.He is not just a guest professor. He is a ruthless, cold-hearted billionaire who commands elite boardrooms by day and controls her grades by night. He is entirely forbidden, dangerous, and completely out of bounds.After an accidental clash on day one where Alora gives him a sharp, snarky response, Dominic targets her. His punishment is a calculated trap. Alora must submit comprehensive surgical reports directly to his private office every single evening.Trapped behind closed doors with an arrogant man who claims to despise her but cannot keep his eyes off her, the boundary between punishment and desire begins to blur. For months, the tension between them builds to a suffocating, palpable heat. Every evening brings them closer to the edge, until one rainy night, the rules break completely.But a night of intoxicating, forbidden passion comes with a dangerous price.When a public scandal leaks to the university and Dominic's power-obsessed family kidnaps her to secure an heir, Alora is forced into a corner. Stranded with a positive pregnancy test and a family of her own to fend for, she has no choice but to sign a cold, loveless marriage contract.Dominic sets strict rules for their forced union: separate beds, no emotional attachments, and no expectations. Yet, as her belly grows, the cold professor begins to break every single rule he made, hiding a fiercely protective possessiveness behind the excuse of protecting his child. He claims he does not love her, but his actions are about to prove otherwise.
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Chapter: CHAPTER THIRTY: THE SPACE BETWEENChapter 30: The Space BetweenBy Friday evening, I had developed a distinct problem: I was getting comfortable around Dr. Reid.Not entirely, of course. He remained as sharp and demanding during morning rounds as ever, capable of making a well-reasoned answer feel like an insult to the profession. But the constant, sharp edge of panic I used to feel in his presence had begun to dull.I was reminded quickly enough that dropping my guard around Dominic Reid was a mistake.The operating theatre was already humming with quiet efficiency when I scrubbed in. Dominic stood by the table, running through the surgical plan with the registrar. I took my position opposite them and reached for a pair of sterile gloves.My right thumb snagged awkward against the latex cuff. I tugged at it, but the material bunched stubborn around my wrist."Hold still."I looked up. Dominic was watching me over his mask."It's fine," I said."You're fighting a rubber glove, Alora.""I have it under control."H
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Chapter: CHAPTER TWENTY NINE: INTELLECTUAL EQUALSBy the end of the week, I had developed a dangerous habit.I had started looking forward to seeing Dr. Reid.Not in any dramatic way.I still complained about him.I still thought he was unnecessarily difficult at least twice a day.And I still occasionally fantasized about throwing one of his perfectly organized files at his head.But somewhere between the coffee he remembered to order and the way he had started listening when I spoke, something had shifted.I noticed it most that morning.We were halfway through rounds when we reached Mrs. Bennett’s room.She was sixty-eight, recovering from what had initially been treated as a straightforward postoperative complication. Her pain was improving, her blood pressure was stable, and her blood tests looked reassuring.Everything suggested she was getting better.Except she wasn’t.She’d become increasingly confused overnight.Dr. Reid stood at the foot of the bed, reviewing her chart.“What changed?”The resident beside him answered imm
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Chapter: CHAPTER TWENTY EIGHT: SMALL THINGSChapter 28: Small ThingsThe next morning, I woke up with one very inconvenient problem.I was in a good mood.There was no reasonable explanation for it.I had slept for barely five hours after leaving the hospital at one in the morning, my body ached from standing through surgery, and I had an eight o’clock lecture I absolutely did not want to attend.And yet, while brushing my teeth, I caught myself smiling.I stopped.Stared at myself in the mirror.Then frowned.“No.”I rinsed my mouth.“This is ridiculous.”The smile returned.I narrowed my eyes at my reflection as though it had personally betrayed me.Last night had been nothing.A late shift.A difficult patient.A few hours of work.A book discussion.One genuine smile.That was all.It certainly wasn’t enough to explain why I had spent half my walk home thinking about the way Dominic had looked when he laughed.Or why I had replayed his blunt—I was.You were staring.I was.Who answered a question like that?Apparently, Dom
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Chapter: CHAPTER TWENTY SEVEN : THE LATE SHIFTChapter 27: The Late ShiftBy nine-thirty, I was entirely convinced I’d managed to escape Dr. Reid for the night.It had been an exhausting twenty-four hours. Yesterday, I’d walked out of his office seething with rage. Tonight, after his surprisingly sincere apology, I’d walked out with a small, reluctant smile tugging at my lips. I still wasn’t entirely sure how he’d managed to flip the script so completely.I was halfway through shoving my textbooks into my bag at the station when a nurse sprinted past, rubber soles squeaking loudly against the linoleum."Emergency admission rolling in!" she called out over her shoulder. "Possible acute abdomen!"I paused, looking up. "Which service?""Internal Med! They're pulling in the on-call attending!"Before my brain could talk my exhausted body out of it, I grabbed my notebook.The Emergency Department was already a chaotic mess when I hit the doors. A gurney was being shoved through the double doors, flanked by two paramedics and a juni
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Chapter: CHAPTER TWENTY SIX : THE APOLOGYChapter 26: The ApologyBy the time I reached the ward the next morning, I had firmly decided that I was still angry with Dr. Reid.Furious, actually.Probably more angry than the situation strictly called for, a fact Cassie had already pointed out to me three times before we even hit the main elevator."You know you're allowed to just let things go, right?" she asked, clutching her travel mug."I can let things go.""Alora, you've been muttering about this for two straight days.""I have not.""You called him an arrogant tyrant over breakfast.""Because he was acting like an arrogant tyrant.""You called him insufferable on the ride up.""He was being insufferable.""And yesterday evening, you literally—""Okay, I get the point," I cut in.Cassie looked at me over the rim of her coffee cup, her eyes narrowing. "I really don't think you do."I ignored her, staring straight at the elevator indicator light as the numbers ticked up.The annoying part was that I knew I was overreacting.
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Chapter: CHAPTER TWENTY FIVE: THE LINEChapter 25: The LineI woke up the next morning feeling oddly lighter. I couldn't quite pinpoint why. Maybe it was because yesterday had ended on a surprisingly soft note, or because Dr. Reid had actually stood up for me in front of Dr. Bell. Or maybe it was just that, for the first time in days, I didn't step onto the ward expecting an absolute disaster.I got dressed quickly, slid my notebook into my bag, and let my fingers trace the edge of the smooth wooden bookmark tucked inside.For someone who lives inside books.A small smile caught me off guard. Daniel really did get me.The warmth of that thought stayed with me all the way to the hospital. By eight o’clock, I was waiting outside the surgical ward with the rest of the student rotation.Then he walked up.Dominic had a patient chart tucked under one arm, looking just as unbothered and composed as ever. His eyes brushed past mine for a split second. No weirdness, no lingering glare—just his usual, barely-there nod to the
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