Simple Silence

"Hot... It's so hot..."

Everything in front of Freya Walton became blurry, and she felt hot all over. Her entire body itched unbearably as if countless ants were crawling.

This feeling was so abnormal. She had never experienced this before. She didn't eat anything today since she was in a bad mood. Freya's eyes suddenly widened.

The orange juice! There must be something wrong with the orange juice that the butler of the Hayes family handed her just now.

She slumped on the luxurious cashmere carpet and looked at the unconscious man in the bed, trying her best to suppress the strange desire surging in her. At the same time, she felt incomparably sad.

After all, she couldn't leave this place.

When she returned to Leryport three days ago, she learned that her mother was seriously ill. And Healthbridge Hospital, which her mother built with painstaking efforts, was on the verge of bankruptcy.

These sudden changes almost made Freya break down.

She was left with no choice.

The Hayes family was willing to invest three hundred million dollars to save the hospital from decline.

But they had a condition—Freya had to marry Brennan Hayes, who was in a vegetative state.

Freya was forced to agree for the sake of her mother. Her father even signed an absurd contract on her behalf. It was stipulated in that contract that she had to fulfill her duties as a wife, including giving birth to a child for Brennan.

When Frey first heard about it, she thought it amusing.

Brennan was a vegetable. How could they have sex? How could she get pregnant and give birth to a baby?

It was only now that she realized that the Hayes family wanted her to have sex with Brennan this way.

Freya felt humiliated. But the effect of the drug was so strong that it quickly drowned her rationality.

She couldn't control her urge anymore. She got up and climbed onto the big and soft bed.

Brennan's face was handsome but expressionless. Looking at him, Freya felt her body softening. She touched his skin, and the numb feeling ran through her body like an electric current.

The heat inside her intensified.

There seemed to be a voice in her head that kept telling her it was not enough.

What she needed now was a man. No one else except a man could help her.