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The Surrogate Virgin

The Surrogate Virgin

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By:  O.FolaKumpleto
Language: English
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Synopsis

First-Person POV

Dark Romance

Independent

Goodgirl

Contract Marriage

Forbidden Love

Weak to Strong

Grace Carter never imagined her desperation would lead her to sell not just her body, but a part of her soul. When she agrees to become a surrogate for a wealthy, mysterious man, Noah Bennett, she thinks it’s just business. But their arrangement spirals into a collision of secrets, passion, and betrayal as love threatens to bloom amid trauma, and enemies circle like vultures, Grace must fight to reclaim her voice, her power, and her future. In a world where power seduces and pain lingers, how far will one girl go to save the ones she loves and herself?

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Chapter 1

That was when Lumi White finally remembered me, her bridegroom.

There was pain in her eyes as she looked into my bloodshot eyes, the cuts and bruises on my wrists, and the rags that were my tuxedo.

When she hurried to me, however, Sirius Lynch stopped her and said, "If you let him win today, you'll have to let him win his whole life. As your bestie, I need to enforce your position in the family!"

Lumi looked hesitant but stopped.

Sirius then grinned as he walked up to me, clapping my shoulder forcefully. "Oh, don't worry—I am not interested in your house at all. The house Lumi bought me is way bigger.

"It's just a game anyway—just look, everyone's laughing themselves silly. If you want to marry into the White family, the most important part is your guts."

I quietly looked at Lumi, who stood behind Sirius in silence.

Suddenly, I started to laugh so hard that I was shaking.

These games had never stopped since I started dating Lumi.

During my freshman year, I was at a track meet when Sirius spiked my drink with laxatives.

Lumi's younger brother Zac White bought the laxatives and my best friend Carl Singer handed me my drink, while Lumi filmed me running from the track straight to the restroom.

They cropped my face too, posting it repeatedly to laugh at.

And in my junior year, when I won a physics competition and was due to receive an award on stage, Sirius planned to humiliate me in front of everyone.

Lumi brought me the suit and Carl sabotaged it, while Zac made sure that the ensuing photos stayed pinned on the campus forums for a month.

With lecturers and students all seeing the debacle, I was mocked like a clown until graduation.

And even when I tried looking for a job, Sirius maliciously ruined my resume.

Lumi lured me away with a date and Zac stole it, while Carl wrote 'big boner' under the specialty section.

The interviewer blacklisted me, citing sexual harassment.

Every prank was carried out with flawless partnership, and once it was over, they would apologize and assure me it wouldn't ever happen again.

But it always did, and in just a matter of days afterward.

Even before the wedding, I repeatedly reminded Lumi repeatedly that Sirius could play his pranks whenever, but he was not to ruin our wedding.

I had prepared it for nine months, personally setting up the backdrop as well as designing her bridal gown and my own tuxedo.

Lumi, Zac, and Carl all swore that they would stop Sirius to protect my dream wedding.

They knew how important it was to me, but instead, they joined Sirius' games.

It was clear that Sirius' prank mattered more than my wedding.

Wiping away my tears, I glared coldly at Sirius. "This wedding is over. Return me my pendant!"

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Mira Lane
Mira Lane
I hope she can get herself out of that mess Nice story
2026-04-20 16:25:54
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O.Fola
O.Fola
I love this book!!!
2025-08-30 19:25:47
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Adewale Adefala
Adewale Adefala
Good one!!!! Please add moreeeeee
2025-08-20 06:35:38
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Chapter 1
The waiting room smelled like lavender and cold money.I sat with my knees pressed together, spine straight, trying not to wrinkle the secondhand blazer I’d borrowed from my mother’s wardrobe. The fabric itched around my neck, but I didn’t move. Everything in me screamed to get up and walk out. I didn’t belong here. I wasn’t one of the polished women who sat in this kind of silence, the kind that cost thousands to maintain but I wasn’t here for comfort.I was here to sell something no one could see on the outside.My womb.“Miss Grace Carter?”I jerked my head up. A young woman in tailored heels and glass-cut cheekbones smiled down at me like I was her 11 a.m. coffee break.“Yes,” I said, rising too quickly. My voice cracked. I cleared my throat, smoothed my skirt, and tried again. “That’s me.”She gave a gentle nod and motioned for me to follow. “He’s ready for you.”I followed her down a corridor that was too quiet and too clean. The clean that made you feel dirty just for existing.
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Chapter 2
I couldn’t sleep.I kept hearing his voice echo in my head.I’m your professor.The words sank into me like slow poison.I stared at the cracked ceiling above my dorm bed, still in the same dress from the clinic, the envelope of money clutched to my chest like it might vanish if I let it go.How had I missed it?I hadn’t even seen his face properly on campus. I’d been so consumed by fear, by my father’s bills, by the fact that I had just signed away my body for survival.And now… Noah Bennett was not just my surrogate client.He was my lecturer.My course instructor.My ethics professor.I laughed bitterly at the irony.I didn’t sleep that night and the next morning, I barely ate. My stomach curled at the idea of facing him again. I thought about withdrawing, running, or disappearing from campus before anyone found out. But I couldn’t not when $200,000 sat in my drawer, not when the doctors had scheduled my father’s surgery for the following day.So I went to class.I slipped into my
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Chapter 3
A few weeks after, I didn’t notice the nausea at first.It crept in like fog quiet, persistent, low in my belly. At first, I thought it was just nerves. I hadn’t spoken to Noah since the last conversation, though we still saw each other in class, pretending we didn’t know each other’s secrets. The arrangement was in place. The contract was signed, and the pregnancy was real.And the rules were clear:Keep it quiet.Keep it professional.Keep our distance.But I could still feel him everytime he paced in front of the whiteboard, coat pushed back, sleeves rolled up. His eyes skimmed the class but they never landed on me anymore and I hated how much that bothered me.Then came the wave.It hit me hard, during a 9 a.m. ethics seminar. My vision blurred, and bile rushed to my throat. My hands clenched the edge of the desk as I forced slow breaths, but the buzzing in my ears was loud.“Grace?” Professor Collins paused mid-sentence, her brows knitting. “Are you alright?”I stood abruptly, c
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Chapter 4
I shouldn’t have gone Noah’s house but that afternoon, after my checkup at the private clinic after the quiet hum of machines and the gentle smile of the nurse telling me that everything looked perfect, I got into Noah’s car without thinking.And when he asked, “Want to rest at my place before I drop you off?” I nodded.I was too tired to lie, too sick of pretending I was okay.His house wasn’t what I expected. It was too warm, too quiet, bookshelves lined one wall like he actually read them. A piano sat untouched in the corner. The kitchen smelled faintly of ginger tea and cinnamon.“Have a seat,” he said, tossing his keys onto the counter.I sank into the velvet couch, resting my hand on my stomach.“How are you feeling?” he asked, returning with a cup. “Ginger and honey, helps with nausea.”“Thanks,” I murmured. I took a sip. “You didn’t have to do this.”“I know.”But he did it anyway.He sat beside me, just close enough that I could feel his heat, but not touching. The silence st
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Chapter 5
The water had stopped running, but I didn’t move. Steam curled in soft spirals around me as I sat on the closed toilet seat, towel wrapped around my chest, skin still damp. I could hear the distant hum of music downstairs, maybe jazz, maybe something slower, something lonely.I didn’t plan to wear the silk nightwear.I just… wanted to feel something different.Noah had picked it out for me. It still had the tag on it. It was made of slippery, wine-red satin with lace cups and little gold clasps. It was far too revealing for someone who was supposed to be living in a guest room.But I wasn’t just a guest anymore, was I?And I was tired of pretending.When I stepped out of the bathroom, the hallway light hit the fabric in a way that made my skin look like it belonged in someone else’s life. I padded down the stairs, drawn by the faint clink of glass and that low, slow music.He was sitting at the bar in the corner of the open-plan living room, shirt sleeves rolled up, drink in one hand,
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Chapter 6
I returned to campus that morning wrapped in a strange, weightless quiet and not the usual sleepy hush of early classes, but something sharper like a held breath.Noah didn’t text. I knew he wouldn’t have known the moment I left his place but knowing didn’t soften the ache of it.He didn’t glance at me once during the lecture, not even accidentally. His voice usually warm and full of energy when he taught, moved flatly from one student to another, deliberately skipping past me like I wasn’t there.He packed up before the last slide had even finished loading. His laptop was halfway into his bag as the projector still hummed, casting blue light over rows of emptying chairs.I stayed behind, slowly rearranging papers I didn’t need to fix. The room drained of students, their laughter and shuffling feet fading into the hallway like echoes from a life I wasn’t in anymore.He didn’t come back out. Curiosity, maybe desperation, pushed me to the office hallway. I stood in front of his door, tr
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Chapter 7
I started wearing bigger hoodies even when it was hot and even when it made me sweat in the Texas sun but there was no hiding it, not even forever. The slight curve of my lower belly was starting to push against my clothes, just enough to make me self-conscious and sufficient to make people look twice.The rumors didn’t take long to bloom.First, it was a whisper behind me in the library.“Grace Carter? Did you hear she dropped two classes last semester? She is probably pregnant.” Then it was laughter by the vending machines.“Isn’t she the one always staring at Professor Bennett like she’s dying?”By the third day, Bridget made it official.I passed her and her little trio (Nicole and Tonia) outside the lecture hall. Her voice wasn’t even hushed.“Guess academic desperation makes you spread your legs fast,” she said. “She was always too quiet. Those are the ones with secrets.”I froze. My hands clenched at my sides.I wanted to turn around to slap her, scream that I did what I had to
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Chapter 8
Noah didn’t speak to me for two days after the car, not even a word, not a glance.In class, he acted like I didn’t exist. I sat through lectures, my hands clenched in my lap, trying not to look at him, trying not to remember the sound he made when he came inside me. The way he whispered my name like it hurt.I told myself I didn’t care and it was just sex but when I passed him in the hall and he looked through me like I was air…I realized I’d been lying.The ache in my chest felt bigger than the baby growing inside me.Desmond found me sitting outside the Fine Arts building, a half-eaten croissant in my lap and my hoodie sleeves pulled down over my fingers. I didn’t even notice him until he dropped a paper cup in front of me.“Chai latte,” he said. “Extra cardamom. You look like you needed something warm.”I blinked up at him. “You just walk around reading girls’ minds now?”“Only yours, he replied.”He sat beside me, close but not too close. His presence was warm, easy. The kind of
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Chapter 9
Back across the parking lot, I walk away into the dorm where nothing feels safe anymore. My head won’t stop replaying what almost happened.He pecked me and for half a second, I almost didn’t stop him. I don’t know what scares me more, what he did, or what I almost wanted. I make it to my room and shut the door like I’m trying to keep out a war but it’s already inside me.I stripped off my sweater and crawled into my bed, hoodie pulled over my face, heart aching in a way I can’t blame on hormones.Then my phone buzzes. Once, twice then thirty-eight times.My hands shake as I grab it. The class group chat is lit up like a bomb went off.Image attachment from Nighthawk999.I open it without thinking and the air leaves my lungs.It’s me in Noah’s car captured through a windshield from across the lot. My hand on his chest, leaning close. His head tilted toward mine. I remember the moment right before he kissed me before everything changed.The caption:“Texas Southern’s ethics professor o
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Chapter 10
By morning, the video is not out but I can’t breathe easily. That video still lives rent-free in my head like a loaded gun with the safety off and whoever is holding it has a steady hand.I haven’t told Noah yet. I don’t know if I’m protecting him or myself.The university calls me in before noon. There is no appointment, no warning, just a bland email with no subject line directing me to Room 406B of the admin building.That’s not a classroom. It’s where they hold hearings, the kind they don’t list on public calendars.I show up wearing the cleanest dress I can find, no makeup, no jewelry, hair pulled back like I’m trying to apologize with my appearance.I walk in and see three people waiting, a man in a blue suit who doesn’t smile, a woman with a clipboard, and an assistant who won’t make eye contact. Noah’s not here. There is no lawyer, no advocate, just me.“Miss Carter,” the woman says, flipping a folder open. “We’ll be asking you a few questions today.”“Am I in trouble?”“No,”
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