Lahat ng Kabanata ng The Billionaire's Baby Maker (ENGLISH VERSION): Kabanata 11 - Kabanata 20

“What problem are they even talking about? Austin, I’m not liking this at all.”I froze mid-step when I heard Doctor Vallero’s sharp voice from inside the small room they’d been using as a clinic for the past few months.“Because, Doctor Vallero, this intern is saying she made a mistake—”“Didn’t I tell you to make sure everything’s in order? God! You’re the one who insisted on recruiting her even when I told you not to because she had no experience, and now you’re saying she made a mistake? The fuck? How are we supposed to fix that now when Lyana’s about to give birth?”My ears seemed to ring when I heard my name mentioned. My hand instinctively went to my swollen belly. It had been seven months since the embryo transplant, a success from the very first try. They thought it would take multiple attempts, as it often did with other surrogate mothers, but we were lucky. It worked on the first attempt—and it wasn’t just one baby, but twins.“I know, I know. It’s my fault. But what can we

“Are you sure this job isn’t a scam, Jasrylle? Because if you’re planning to pimp me out again, I swear, you’ve hit your quota. One more offer like that and I’ll never talk to you again.” Jasrylle rolled her eyes and scoffed. “Oh, please! It’s not pimping, okay? I only said you’d hang out and drink with the old men at the bar. I never told you to sleep with them. Besides, stop acting like such a prude. You’ve already had two kids, so stop pretending to be some blushing virgin.” I sighed and rolled my eyes at her before opening the door to the small room Jarvis and I shared. I had left her here earlier while I took Thirdy to my aunt’s house so he could stay there for a while. I still wasn’t sure if I’d get accepted for the job, but I brought Jarvis along just in case—to let my potential employer know that I had a son and that I’d be bringing him with me if I got hired. “Jarvis, sweetheart,” I called out as I opened the door. He turned toward me, and I instantly raised a brow at wh

“This will be your room,” Manang Lerma said, opening the door for us. “Since you have a child with you, I suggested to Sir that you stay here instead of the maids’ quarters. There’s plenty of space, and no one’s using this room anyway.”I nodded slowly as I looked around the room that would be ours. It was spacious, clean, and bright—so different from what we were used to. Jarvis immediately let go of my hand and ran straight to the bed. He threw himself onto it with a soft thud, making me gasp in alarm. I was about to scold him, afraid he might hurt himself, but my worry melted when he let out a quiet, delighted laugh.“Mama… it’s so soft…” he said between giggles.A smile crept onto my lips. Back home, the bed we shared was small and hard, barely enough for both of us. Seeing the wonder on his face now made my heart feel warm. At least here, even for a while, he could sleep comfortably.I glanced at Manang Lerma, who was smiling faintly as she watched Jarvis. “Manang?” I called soft

“Sweetheart, next time, don’t do that again, okay? You should just tell me so I can take care of it. You always act without thinking first. See what happened…”“Mama?” I turned to Jarvis when he called me. He looked up at me with a little frown. “Did you lose your job because of me?”I blinked a few times, caught off guard by his question, then sighed deeply. I gave him a small smile and shook my head slowly. He seemed relieved when he heard that, and his face instantly brightened.“Mama still has work, Jarvis. But if Sir Preston gets mad at us again, I might really lose my job. So you have to behave, okay? Don’t be naughty so he won’t get mad at us and I won’t lose my job, got it?”Jarvis nodded and hugged my leg since that’s as far as he could reach. “I won’t be naughty anymore, Mama, promise. I won’t get into fights again so you won’t have to say sorry,” he said softly.I ruffled his hair and gave him a small smile. “No, sweetheart. What you did earlier wasn’t wrong, okay? It wasn’

“Oh, Lyana? Aren’t you supposed to pick up Ma’am Chantal soon? She’ll be out of school any minute now.”I paused from looking at the framed photos lined neatly on my employers’ cabinet when I heard Manang Lerma’s voice. I turned toward her just as she was walking closer. I smiled at her.“Not yet, Manang. I’ll fetch Jarvis from his school first before heading to Ma’am Chantal’s. She told me she’d be playing with her friends for a while, so I’ll pick her up a bit later,” I replied.Manang Lerma slowly shook her head, making me frown slightly. “Oh, Lyana. If Sir Preston finds out you’re letting Ma’am Chantal play outside, you’ll be in trouble. That girl’s not supposed to be playing outdoors,” she said, still shaking her head.My brows furrowed at that. I looked away for a moment, thinking. Why wouldn’t he let her play? She’s a child, of course she’d want to play outside sometimes.“It’s just once in a while, Manang. And I’ll be watching her anyway,” I said softly.Manang simply nodded,