His Surrogate Mate

ter

old Katie who had been eagerly waiting. She sprang up from the

ed and reserved, but she knew she was taut with ner

ine voice asked that the person knocking should come in.

River had a file in hand, and her

and Dr. River looked up at her

sat down and waited for Dr. River to say something else. She was a combination of friendly and professional, her face was we

leaned forward and placed her

pt giving Dr. River her ears. She had called Katie last night to inform her that there was a way she could afford her mother's medical bills. She had also

said. And Katie's deep-brown eyes stared deeply into her blue eyes. How did that have anything to do

rying surrogacy," Dr. River cont

nk of surrogacy?

nderstood now what Dr. Rive

r River affirmed with a nod, Kat

ling to go that fa

fect fit for what my patient wants. She'

e idea of having someone else's child. She has always envisioned herself being disvirgi

ially to pay for your mother's kidney transplan

s look took a stunned turn. With that kind of money, she could pay

just one yes away." Dr River asked,

was all the poor woman had left. Katie's father was long dead. Plus,

frustrated and confused, her mother was lying helplessly on the hospital

bit forced. If carrying another woman's child wou

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r a moment and slipped his hand into his pocket. He slid out the phone. Beads of perspiration lined his

nating through the speakers as he wiped

ready

He was trying to

ivorce

il. As soon as it gets to me, I'll take

l do that

oo

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ope containing the divorce paper lay on the passenger's seat as he wheeled through the t

ade. He was on his way to his grandfather's house. To tell the old man that he wanted to div

owed up and operated the door to the magnificent interior of the house. He ignored her cou

His briefcase in his other hand. His grandfather was flipping through a newspaper as he walked in. The old man's well-structured face lit up in

shaky. As was common with aging, he looked frail. But Jacob

down. There was a stock pile of

best. And it's necessary you know. I

Elliot was not his brother, he was just

Anyways I have a

the old man, wondering what on e

operty if you and Winnie remain marri

p stuttering something meaningless. His bones froze

fe here?" Jacob inquired refusing to believe he

e isn't fully yours. It is dedica

iage with Winnie and now you are using childbirth to tie me do

out your companies and fam

ndfather's eyes. His purpose of coming here was su