Surrogate Stories Novels & Stories

"Wake up from the dream, Audrey. A woman who doesn't know where she grew up would never be accepted by the Wilson family. Well, maybe they'll accept her now, but with time, they'll realize they've chosen the wrong daughter-in-law." And that sentence was enough to penetrate Audrey's heart and stab her very slowly. The pain was different from the pain Daniel had given her. "I wonder what the Wilson family will think when they find out that you were once a surrogate mother." Lidya said it while examining Audrey's expression, then after she felt something was different from Audrey's expression, Lidya looked bright and spoke again. "Oh, or don't they know about your past as a surrogate yet?" Audr

“What should I do?” Petra asked, staring hard at Sasha with an expectant look on her face. She just shared her problem with Sasha as they sat inside the Splash Café discussing over a cup of milkshake. Petra was the only surviving child of her mother. Her father and her two siblings were victims of a ghastly car crash that occurred six years ago. One day, she got a call from the hospital, her mother had fainted. On getting there, she was told she had to pay the sum of twenty thousand dollars before the week ran out to save her mother's life. That was more money than she had ever counted in her entire life. She had managed to raise two thousand dollars, and she was running out of options to ge

“What else did he lie about?” She bit her lip, “I can’t.” “Please.” This one was going to hurt, her more than him, she was sure. “They promised me I would be part of the child’s life. We didn’t sign any legal documentation when I agreed to be a surrogate and she had jokingly said to me I couldn’t afford to go against them in court anyway. I did it because they were both hurting. I could tell they were in pain, and I needed a distraction from the real possibility of losing Bram. Your brother paid all his medical bills and even left a sizeable lump sum to be allocated to Bram’s care. He said we were family now and it was what family did and he would take care of us. He promised, though nobody

Life is always what we make it whether good or bad! THE END Author's note Hey guys, We have come to the ending of The Surrogate Mother. I would be posting the epilogue soon Thank you for reading ♥️

Jake drove for twenty minutes before pulling into an empty parking lot behind an abandoned warehouse. The area was industrial. Deserted. He turned off the engine and twisted in his seat to face them. “Alright,” Jake said. “Talk.” Mia took a breath. Then she told them everything. She told them about working with Dr. Reid on the records project. About finding the Special Projects folder. About the seven surrogates who came before her. She told them about the notes. About how each woman had wanted to see her baby after delivery. About how they’d all been denied. About how they’d been relocated and monitored until they stopped asking questions.

Shenko swallowing down a chuckle at my messy manners, but I continued talking anyway, and with my mouth full, "But aren't surrogates like supposed to carry children that are from both personas of the couple? But in this case, Mr. Shenko here is the only parent involved. And that don't make me still a surrogate, does it? So Mr. Shenko, what am I to you?" "My surrogate Maraïda! As Sophia said, and that is it."

Anya replied that all her words were just made up. "Why do you have to discuss that at night, child? And why did you come home so late?" Not fasting with her son's answer, Mrs. Ani threw another question to Anya. "Because many work mom and can only work at night mom so we agreed to discuss it at night, sorry mom we were so busy chatting that I forgot the time so I just came home." Well again Anya made up a story just to lie to her mother. Really Anya felt very guilty to her mother because in order to cover up a lie she had to lie again, for a long time she could be a disobedient child who lied to her own biological mother.

"The surrogacy! Have you forgotten that you are a mother? You gave birth to a stranger's baby for money, why can't you get married to a stranger now? It is what you have been doing." "Or do you mean how you and your mom made me carry a stranger's baby by lying that the money will be used for Dad's surgery! Or how you never allowed me to see my child even before he was taken away from me!" I screamed, my heart ached with so much pain. I felt manipulated and betrayed once again. I was manipulated by Sara and Mitchie; they lied to me that the money gotten from the surrogacy would be used for my dad's surgery so he could walk again, but they didn't.

I told him I wasn't ready, it wasn't a lie though. However, I couldn't bring myself to say yes to him. I had never imagined being his wife and doing all of the wife duties, it wasn't something I was prepared for. “Do you need to go to a culinary school? A school where they teach women how to be wives or something? You have such a great opportunity and you are tossing it off - boom - out the window and never coming back!” Bianca did an exploding sign, being all dramatic. I looked away, watching the bushes that were around this city. I saw why it was easy for the night crawlers to eat humans. It wasn't common though but it happened.

Nathan and Miranda understood that storytelling held immense power—a power to heal, to inspire, and to create lasting change. Motivated by this realization, they set out on a mission to document and share these stories of resilience. Through captivating interviews, powerful photographs, and poignant narratives, they aimed to create a platform that celebrated the triumphs of the human spirit. They believed that by amplifying these stories, they could reshape societal perceptions, break down barriers, and foster a greater sense of empathy and understanding.