The Surrogate Virgin
He’d requested a surrogate using his sperm and asked for a natural ovulation schedule rather than IVF citing “religious reasons.”
That box was checked in someone else’s handwriting. There were emails, internal back-and-forths between Noah and a consultant, discussing “timelines,” “public risk management,” and “the preferred surrogate candidate.”
One email stood out from a man named Arthur Bennett, his grandfather.
“Proceed with the girl from TSU. She fits the profile. She has a clean record and financial pressure creates loyalty, secures the pregnancy, and moves the wedding up after. I want the heir born under the Bennett name, not bastards with bleeding hearts.”
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