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Pregnant With The Cold CEO's Heir

Chapter 3 

Word Count: 896    |    Released on: Today at 11:13

hin an unremarkable skyscraper in Manhattan. In his most l

ght. But her tears were real. Tears streamed down her cheeks, ruining her expensiv

at him with pleading eyes. "Pleas

d to sneak into a white pill a few minutes earlier-and gently swirled it. Ice cubes

as almost curled up in a corner, gasping for breath. "Damon, I swear to Go

watch. He didn't even glance at the woman. His gaze fell

who was as burly as a refrigerator. "

ar appeared on her face, far deeper than her previ

ish. They dragged her out, her pleas echoing

"Oh my god, Daemon." 'Disappear

f and meticulously wiped his fingertips, as if he had touched something unclean. "What I me

be no more trash. Corbin nodd

uit. He had already forgotten this episode; it was just

till long! There's

tha

wed flatteringly. The crowd in the corridor parted for him, like a sea of red

e roadside in his Bentley. Dimon slipped into the

eared: a pair of large, clear eyes, filled with a mix of rebellion and vulnerability; A face flushed from dru

asure. That was a meaningles

oaked street in Queens, Chloe M

turning into a torrential downpour. The rain soaked through her thin jack

So she walked-or rather, limping, her injured ankle aching continuously. Every ste

oning in Los Angeles. Seventy-four dollars in my pocket isn't

to breathe. Raindrops mixed with silent tears streamed down her col

window at the city washed by rain, his worries in the club still lingering. The world outside the tinted car

r. Her body wobbled, and her legs could barely hold up. She staggered forward, des

rcing herself to move forward step by step. She didn't see t

down the curb and e

g headlights pierced through the rai

deer stared at by

owed by a terrifying screech

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Pregnant With The Cold CEO's Heir
Pregnant With The Cold CEO's Heir
“I worked three part-time jobs just to survive, while my adoptive parents drowned our family in endless gambling debts. I thought my NYU acceptance letter was my ticket out, until they sat me down for dinner and announced they had sold me. They had taken a $50,000 deposit from a greasy, middle-aged businessman to force me into marriage. When I begged them to spare me, asking why they didn't offer my sister instead, my adoptive father slapped me to the floor. "She's our real daughter!" my adoptive mother shrieked. "You're just an ungrateful brat we took in!" Locked in my room and waiting to be handed over to loan sharks, I grabbed my acceptance letter, jumped out the second-story window into the freezing rain, and ran for my life. But my desperate escape ended when I stumbled into the street and was hit by a speeding Bentley. I woke up in a VIP hospital ward, only to hear a doctor drop a bombshell that completely shattered my reality. I was four weeks pregnant. I couldn't understand how my life was over before it even started, until the cold, terrifying billionaire whose car had hit me leaned over my bed. "A month ago, at the Elysian club," he whispered, his dark eyes locking onto my terrified face. "Have you really forgotten it all?" The memory of my one reckless, drunken night flooded back, and I realized I hadn't just escaped a nightmare-I had crashed right into a new one.”