Pregnant with the Wrong Man’s Child
Lying had never been my strength, and now, every word I spoke could shape my survival here.
“Fraud,” I forced out, steadying my voice as best I could.
The woman’s smirk widened. “Fraud, huh? So you’re smart with numbers, not fists.” She leaned in close, her breath reeking of cigarettes. “You’ll learn quick in here, princess. You either fight, or you bow.”
My chest tightened.
The other woman spoke, her voice calmer, more measured. “Leave her, Dara. She won’t last a week. No point breaking what’s already broken.”
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