Forced surrogate mother
Max was devastated when his wife left him for someone else, and his hatred for women only intensified. His ex-wife asked him to find a surrogate for the child she was carrying after the divorce. On his quest, he encountered Priscilla , a young woman living on the streets with her mother . Despite her unkempt appearance, Max offered her a contract to become the mother of his child. Desperate to save her ailing mother , she accepted the offer. As they began living together, Max realized how beautiful Priscilla was and was drawn to her. How could he turn a street girl into a proper wife and lover? How would he battle his ex-wife, who wanted him back after she was jilted by her lover? Follow the story of a powerful billionaire and a street kid girl as they journey through love, betrayal, and redemption. ......... All Right Reserved. This book is owned by me, and no one is allowed to use or adapt it in any way without my permission. My........ WARNING THE COVER OF THE BOOK IS NOT MiNE CREDIT GOING TO Al generator. .......... I like communicating with my readers. My Whatsapp number is 081 420 4300. My Facebook account is@ Nancy Micheal.
Chapter 75
Priscilla's POV
"I don't even know how to express my gratitude for what you've done for me... You've given me everything and I don't know how to repay you," Max said, tears glistening in his eyes. I could tell he was overjoyed to learn that he was the true father of the twins.
I kissed his hand which was gently caressing my cheek. "You don't need to thank me for anything, Max. I only carried your babies in my womb, but I'm not their real mother... You should thank Nelly, not me," I said, feeling a sudden bitterness rise within me.
"Priscilla," Max called my name, but I pulled away. I don't know why, but I felt an overwhelming urge to burst into tears. Was it because I couldn't give birth to my own children, or was it because Max was so happy to be a father, something I could never experience? Mark's hurtful words echoed in my mind, like a terrible song I couldn't escape.