ACCIDENTAL SURROGATE FOR THE BILLIONAIRES

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as soon as the bright light filtering into

rtains." I heard s

e wa

my eyes and groaned as I tried to sit up but then I felt a hand over my shoul

mes allowing my vision to adjust a bit and I could see her

r to me whe

my voice coming out hoarse and

ngth. Then a nurse came over to me, pulled the lower part of my lid down and flashed a

fine

ief escaped S

ho were clad in a white dress reading their knees and a white pop socks

and stepping out. Susan didn't speak until the last of them had s

o give her some

lacing the back of her palm over my fo

softly, feeling like all the stre

ntents into a cup and handed it to me. I took it and downed all the co

bled and handed th

full of concern, "you don't have to be so h

ch to keep my tears at bay. To subdue the tears

over mine and gave it

I sobbed, my voice com

ough the blurriness

who I don't even know who the father is. A fath

r the accident you had, your memories from a month ago and some weeks before that month were er

ill searching for answers. None of wh

hy the child growing inside me could belong to one or even all of thr

wrong. There

her to give me an explanation of what she meant by a mix up. My

I don't think you'd be very happy to hear what I have to say so no matter what-"

ep breath and gathering all the strengt

es and turned to he

she paused, "But... something went wrong in the lab. The nurse that day was handed the wrong vial-possibly mislabeled-and then we discovered through the te

g in my throat, as cold dr

sing too. Somehow you were inseminated more than once and each time, with a di

e only succeeded i

egan to pour out rapidly. My shoulders

sure there's a reason why

her, I could feely eyes sting a

e what that

down in pity for me and that on

h our attention. A nurse walked in. She opened her mouth to speak but t

you have to tell m

u see, there are

ide with shock but

ha