Surrogate Daughters Novels & Stories

“They see their only daughter in a stable, respectable union that should have produced a baby by now. They’re starting to worry. Worrying leads to questions. Questions lead to meddling.” “And meddling leads to risk,” Camille finished. “For the contract. For you.” “Exactly,” Victoria said. The sales associate returned briefly to pin the hem, then vanished again, promising to bring them espresso. Camille watched her friend in the mirror. “So what’s the plan?” Victoria remained quiet. “What about having a surrogate?” Camille suggested. “You get to keep your parents off your back, maintain your inheritance, and have no tummy squishes. I'd say it's a win-win situation for you.”

I blinked at Lydia, my mouth opening and closing like a goldfish, because what she had just said sounded utterly absurd. “Lydia,” I began, my voice sharp, bordering on incredulous, “that is ridiculous. Thousands of surrogates around the world give birth without ever having a proper connection to their donor families. It’s not some…some magical bond that has to exist for it to work. It’s a transaction, a responsibility, not…” I stopped myself, realizing my words were tumbling out too fast, too heated. “Not a relationship.” Lydia leaned back, folding her arms and letting a small, knowing smile curl on her lips, the kind that made me want to slap her because it was so infuriatingly composed.

he spoke again. “I thought her daughter is into fashion designing. Has she switched her niche to business already?.." I asked with my brows raised. “No, she hasn't," he replied. “She's arriving in California for a surrogacy deal.” He added. “Surrogacy?" I blinked. He paused for a second. “Since Sophia can't bear us a son, you have to lay with another woman to hasten up the process even while still married to her” He suddenly released the bombshell.

"Of course I'm not saying that." "You just said you think he needs to act out his fantasy." I said in a calmer tone as I sat back down. "Key word is fantasy." Judy said, "Joanne, have you ever heard of a sexual surrogate?" I felt my stomach sink, I'd read about them in a cosmo article once. "They're women who help people get over sex issues right?" I asked. "Pretty much. So what we...." "You want my son to sleep with a total stranger?"

Dad asked with those suspicious looks. "N...no sir, actually I compelled your daughter to do this, at first when the sperm genes were implanted on her she felt that she'd made a mistake and wanted it out, so I took her back there and made the doctor take it out, but the doctor really didnt take it out as I just made her believe so." Jason spoke. "So what was the reason for making her surrogate?" Dad asked. "She was helpless and needed money to start up her career in the states." Jason said.

“Why would you even ask that?” “I don't know,” she replied. “It's just that, over the years, people have told me that it was strange that I stayed so close to my surrogate daughter. They think it's odd that I've maintained a connection with you and Maggie. She's not related to me by blood.” Wyatt laughed and shook his head. “You know what? Fuck those people.” Lily's eyes widened in surprise. “What?”

that was the first thing he said, guilt was evident on his face. She faked a smile, " you do not need to be sorry Mr Nahil Gustavo, we are in a contract and I promised to go through the process again if it fails. You claim you own me right?so you should do what pleases you" Noami replied, she was trying hard to stop the tears threatening to fall, " And moreover I over played my part in your life, I forgot that I am just a surrogate and nothing more, you can kill your baby as many times as you want and I won't complain" she added as the tears finally fell out of her eyes.

"You must have known I was her sister." "She suggested I marry you. Okay?" "What? What sick games are you people into?" Nala asked shocked. Why wouk her sister want her boyfriend to marry her. "My father is sick Nala, he wants to see his grand kids before his time comes. And your father owed us a lot of money. There was only one solution." "But you could have married her, Nova. Why bring me into it." "Because she can't have children and yoo can." "What?whaat do you mean she can't have kids?"

To me, it was clear that when the moment arrived, they would undoubtedly prove themselves to be a deserving successor. Sophia's decision to become a surrogate had a significant impact on our lives. Not only did it bring the joy of having a child into our lives, but it also had a profound effect on the connections and relationships within our close-knit group. During this particular period, the sense of unity and love that had blossomed among the people was truly unmatched and incomparable. The experience we had was truly remarkable. It was unlike anything we had ever encountered before.

“It will get easier, I promise.” I wandered with no direction in mind. What to do? I asked myself. Her brother could go to college. Her father could get a state-of-the-art hearing aid. Money made the life so much easier. But at what personal cost? I wished I did not stop and help an old lady to cross the road. As someone said, every good deed was punished. In her world, there were many surrogate mothers. That was different. Those women were inseminated artificially. There were no beasts. No trick marriages. No golden cages.