Accidental Surrogate Novels & Stories

Mia deleted the conversation and set her phone down with shaking hands. By morning, she’d convinced herself the note was a prank. Someone trying to scare her out of the surrogacy so they could take the position instead. She almost didn’t call. But she did. During her break at the hospital, in the stairwell where no one could hear her. “Hello?” A woman’s voice, older, careful. “You left me a note,” Mia said. “Yes. My name is Patricia Moss. I was a surrogate for the same couple you’re being considered for.”

Julia smiled sweetly. "Maria, I hope I'm not intruding. I'll be a great roommate." I looked at her. This woman. The biological mother of the child in my womb. Moving into my home. My heart was bleeding. Was Victor doing this so she could bond with "our" baby early? So she could watch me, make sure the surrogate didn't mess up? "Of course you're not intruding," my voice was terrifyingly calm. "Welcome, Julia."

"Go where?" The man bared his teeth at me. "Stop asking questions. You have been bought to be Alpha Jaxon's surrogate not to ask questions." My world shifted again. Surrogate?

Yes darling" his voice came from above my head. I was so scared to turn and see who was answering me but I was sure it was his voice. The amount of fear in me at that moment could make an average human pass out. "Get up love. It's me." He said touching my back. "Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhh" I screamed like I just saw a ghost. Drops of blood drooled on my back and I almost felt like dying. I slowly turned my head to see who it was and I was surprised to see that it was really him. "What have you done?" I asked him almost crying as my voice shook. "I overheard her speaking to someone across the fence when she was supposed to be in here doing my laundry. She was about to commit treason. I just helped her n

I'm Aubrey, what can i do for you" i ask him, getting tired of the conversation my tommy had started to hurt again He looks at me and dusts his tailored suit "I want you to be my Surrogate "

Ariel took her and ran outside the door. Hazel asked behind Ariel, "Wait for a second, Ariel, what happened?" Ariel took her down the stairs and explained quickly, "It’s still a matter of surrogacy competition. Someone claimed that you are the surrogate mother chosen by Joshua. This thing blew up online, and your information was released.”

“Now.” After a few tense minutes, she was ushered into Dr. Patel’s office. The doctor, a middle-aged woman with kind eyes, looked visibly uncomfortable when Lila sat down across from her. “I need the truth,” Lila said, sliding the surrogacy summary across the desk. “The baby Sophia gave birth to carries my genetic markers as I was being told. How is that possible if the surrogacy was never real?” Dr. Patel sighed, rubbing her temples. “Mrs. Coleman… I wish I could say I don’t know. But there was an incident. Four months ago, during a routine storage check, some of your frozen eggs were… misplaced.”

Just yesterday I rejected his offer in a very rude matter and now an here to beg for it. Actually I don't care right now of what I do or how I did it, I am willing to do anything right now as long as it will help me save favour. "Mr Wilton, I apologise about how I had acted yesterday, I over reacted and I am truly sorry about that...,..so I was hopeful you would give me a second chance and let me be your surrogate. His brows raised at this point and he stared Directly at me after what I said. As if he was asking me with his eyes if am sure about what am saying.

“I don’t think that at all! Bad analogy. Bad! Jesus Christ, I’m so sorry. I just insulted the hell out of you, and I didn’t mean to, Bailey. I was just talking about the male lead and making the correlation to my current predicament and—” I laugh at this faux pas he believes he’s made. “I get it,” I’m quick to assure him. “No offense taken, I promise. Though, really, it is a similar scenario. You’re telling me you’re much too busy for a relationship; thus, you need to hire someone in order to get what you want. Not a prostitute, in this case, but a surrogate.” “Exactly. Except, now I feel as though I’ve discredited you and that was certainly not my intention.”

“That’s where it gets complicated.” He walked over to a safe embedded into the wall behind his bookshelf. The lock clicked open, and he pulled out a thick manila envelope. “She was never supposed to be part of our lives,” he said. “Not the way she ended up being.” Ivy blinked. “What does that even mean?” “She was a surrogate,” Aiden revealed. “Hired by our father. Paid in silence, promised anonymity. She wasn’t meant to keep us. But… something went wrong.”