All Chapters of The Alpha Surrogacy Contract: Chapter 1 - Chapter 8

“I’m sorry, Maisa.”The doctor’s voice was heavy, as though he were delivering news of a death.“I’m afraid there’s a serious problem with your uterus. A tumor has invaded nearly one third of it. To be completely honest, your egg count is already very low. Your chances of becoming pregnant are probably only around fifteen percent.”Maisa blinked, her wide eyes unfocused. “What… what did you say?”She was only twenty-eight years old. She still had time, or at least, she had always believed she did. For three years of marriage, she had prayed and waited, clinging to hope with quiet determination. Yet now, a few cold numbers on a medical report had blown away every dream she had carefully protected.“In terms of fertility, you’re already at an advanced stage,” the doctor continued. “We’ll need to remove the tumor. If the surgery is successful, your uterus may still be able to carry a pregnancy. However, with the limited number of healthy eggs remaining, I can’t make any guarantees. We ne

The next morning, Maisa arrived at the hospital earlier than her scheduled appointment. She sat in the examination room, staring at the ultrasound screen where a tiny dot flickered into view. That dot was everything to her.Delwyn stepped inside. Her expression was calm as always, but the tension in her eyes was impossible to hide.“Congratulations,” she said with a gentle smile. “All the indicators look good. The fetus is developing on schedule. A little fast… but still within normal range.”Maisa remained silent, her hands clenched tightly together.“Delwyn,” she said slowly, her gaze never leaving her friend’s face. “I need to know the truth.”Delwyn froze. “Maisa…”“The man who came to my house yesterday—his name is Airden Kenneth. He said that…” Maisa’s voice caught. “…that I’m carrying his child. And I…” She swallowed hard. “I’m starting to believe him.”Delwyn bit her lip. After a few seconds of silence, she closed the door, pulled out a chair, and sat opposite Maisa. She could

The convoy left the villa while the morning mist still clung low to the ground.Not just one car—but four.A black vehicle led the way. Maisa sat in the second car, while the remaining two flanked them on either side like a steel clamp. Every window was tinted dark. She gazed out as the pine forest slid backward beyond the glass, drifting past like a blackened dream.Soren sat in the front passenger seat. He suddenly turned around and handed her a brand-new phone.“From now on, you’ll use this one. No contacting anyone with your old number. Don’t log into your previous accounts. Don’t turn on location services.”“But I have to—”“Don’t do anything,” Soren cut her off. It was the first time the Beta had allowed his irritation to show. “You just need to stay quiet and exist.”Maisa pressed her lips together and turned to look at Airden. He showed no reaction at all—silent, composed, like an Alpha allowing his Beta to carry out his role.That alone made her realize something.They weren’

The conference room on the twelfth floor was packed.Brian’s company had abruptly received notice that ARDEN GROUP would officially become a strategic shareholder.The news sent shockwaves through the entire board of directors.For a company of their size, this was a turning point.Today was not only the announcement of the newly appointed Vice Director.It was also the first official meeting with the participation of the new strategic shareholder: ARDEN GROUP.Brian left the company in a daze. The moment he got home, he frantically searched for information about Airden. The more he dug, the more he felt as if he were sitting on a pile of live coals.He had never imagined that in just a few short months, Maisa had managed to secure backing from someone so powerful. He was certain that losing the Vice Director position had, in part, something to do with her.Brian sat in the living room, his tie loosened and discarded. A glass of liquor rested in his hand, untouched.The television rem