Hey Disabled Billionaire, I Am Your Surrogate Bride

in the room was sliced like a blade by my father's voice. You

mother's life and the decision's weight were like a thousand stones pressing d

rsh as they came out of my mouth

and cruel. "The agreement is finalized. Your mother's life ends if you don

iation involved. This was not a request. This was an orde

y own aspirations. This had nothing to do with family, love, or even survival. It had to do w

ing to cr

"I... I can't." "I am unable to

ce, "Then let your mother die." "Let her

scream and cry in front of him, but I was unable to do so, no matter how

d tell him how badly he had destroyed me, but I was un

his tall, commanding form filled the doorway. He entered my universe with all the authority of

said, "Father." "Is she prepa

the man who was going to take everything away from me-the

ld hardly hear myself when I murmure

a betrayal. A betrayal of the girl I once was, of Temi

ce, my father nodded. "All right. I was

glint in his eyes that gave me the chills, as if he knew ex

the arrangements made." "The wedding is scheduled for

o more time than that. I had three days to bid farewell to the life I

the door and looked back at me. I noticed something darker in h

arned in a menacingly low voice. "And yo

rated through the room's qui

of me that had been ripped out, leaving my heart in a huge hole. It seemed as though the walls

lights twinkled in the distance. Unaware of the storm that was building around us, my mother was dozing off in her bed.

e. Before my father dragged him into my life like

against the chilly gla

. There was n

at if I was not required to wed Yemi? What if I was s

y head, I shook my head. There was no time for second-gu

elp but wonder: Was there anythi

steps echoing from the corridor. Though I couldn't quite pinpoint

a gentle yet foreboding tone. "Avoid the erro

long I could continue to act as though I was fine with this and tha

y voice above a whisper, "I

le as he watched me for a long time.

ee days. You had bett

the quiet, I also couldn't get rid of the notion that somethin