HOW I BECAME THE BILLIONIARE’S SURROGATE.
Aria Bennett's world crumbles when she finds out her husband is cheating on her with her step sister and demanding a divorce to marry her instead. Humiliated, disowned and thrown out, things take an even crueler turn when Aria discovers she is pregnant. But instead of happiness and joy her ex husband rejects both her and the unborn baby , pushing her to get rid of it.
Just when she had no one to run to, billionaire Adrian Morelli steps in and makes a shocking claim that the child she’s carrying was his.
A medical mix up reveals that Aria was mistakenly implanted with Adrian’s embryo. Bound by a contract to carry his heir for three years in exchange for financial freedom , Aria enters his cold and controlled world as his surrogate. But beneath Adrian’s cold behavior lies a man scarred by abandonment , betrayal and trauma .
As they navigate scandal, jealousy and Adrian’s past, obligation slowly turns to something deeper, and just when love begins to bloom tragedy strikes and a devastating betrayal drives Aria away.
Years later, she returns, not as a discarded wife but a powerful fashion mogul . Now Adrain has to fight for the woman he once took for granted , proving that love is not a contract but a choice.
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Chapter: CHAPTER EIGHTY FOUROn a Saturday morning in late November, she discovered the letter at the bottom of the studio room safe:Not the first letter. She knew where that was because she carried it with her. She'd been carrying it in exactly the way you carried thing, which you connected to you identity, for four years. She knew that first letter line by line. She'd memorized it quite naturally, not through any effort but just through having looked at it enough times to really want to recall it again.That concluded the second letter.1 The second letter was different.She had been unaware of its existence. It hid behind the opening letter, in a secondary envelope that h
Last Updated: 2026-10-14
Chapter: CHAPTER EIGHTY THREEJust an average Tuesday four years after she signed her own name to12 pages of contract words at 3 am and agreed to live inside the life of another person for 3 years.Six forty-five am. The Westchester kitchen, the kitchen, in October in Westchester. The company was functioning well enough now that an October in Westchester was de rigueur, the particular luxury of a month when you did not have to be required by the city. The light passing through the kitchen windows was the pale gold light of an October morning, the light she had come to think of as the particular signature of this house in this season.Luca was at the table, with his toast; he had baked it himself, at the right temperature, perfected over weeks as he made subtle adjustm
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Chapter: CHAPTER EIGHTY TWO The trial was of 11 weeks duration.She testified on the ninth day.She was ready for it as she was ready for all the important things prepared, knowing exactly what was necessary, without illusions about the price she might have to pay. She had worked in the prosecutor's office and her team for two months before the trial and she knew precisely what was expected of her and what she was and was not prepared to deliver. She was not prepared to be spectacular. She was prepared to be exact.She was accurate.She testified about the journal. About the books
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Chapter: CHAPTER EIGHTY ONEBy the time he was four, Luca Morelli had a point of view on just about everything and was happy to discuss his point of view with anyone willing to listen.He had opinions about things on the subject of the toast they were frying on the toaster at child height, which he made himself now, and on which he was judging there with thorough honesty: not quite right, too brown, I prefer it not quite white it's the controls not right. About the garden at Westchester one of which he was still running behind the scenes having excellently achieved his case for the herb bed moving now embarked on the longer concern case of the eastern vegetable beds. About buildings architecture had opinions and saw Elena take it seriously enough to buy him serious books about and Adrian take it seriously enough there so that he actually.. Explain in terms t
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Chapter: CHAPTER EIGHTY The New York showroom opened in September.Since February she had been preparing for it all the preparing, really. The lease, the reconstruction, the precise curatorial choices as to which artifacts to exhibit in the inaugural exhibition, and how to construct the gallery's space for the type of looking that she wanted the work to command. She had been preparing for it with the considered, deliberate keenness she applied to everything worth preparing for which was: over time, with a clear idea of what she was preparing for and how, without haste.The space was in SoHo, on a street she had walked along so many times over the nine months she had been living in the penthouse, buying fabric and stopping for coffee and learning the texture of t
Last Updated: 2026-10-10
Chapter: CHAPTER SEVENTY NINEThis time she did not wear white either, and that was it for, I think, not at least while my guess proved true.She had on the coat.Not as a cloak she had reworked it into another thing, another language, but in the same tongue: an armored sleeveless jacket in clean pale-ivory, showing at the cuffs and the collar the golden-glaze lining, the intimations of the inside, both outside and inside, true, and obvious. This had been her most intimate garb on the momentous occasion of her truth, and it was her for it.This was the first time the roses at Westchester had been in bloom in May that she had ever seen them-this was not accidental;
Last Updated: 2026-10-09
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