Hey Disabled Billionaire, I Am Your Surrogate Bride

welcome to

ved the splendor all about me as I stood motionless at the entrance, my breath held in my chest. Living in a home with marble flooring, sparkling chandeliers

even though my voice was barely a

enigmatic expression as he fixed them on me. "Ade

r. The family name was a burdensome burden for me. I was forced to ac

across the gleaming flooring, Yemi remarked, "You'll get

asy than I wanted to admit because of the icy, almost roboti

pared me for the mansion's oppressive atmosphere. Indeed, everything was lovely, yet it had an overpowering quality.

your room," and I dutifully followed hi

han the one before it. The room was huge, with floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking the expansive grounds, a velvet-draped fou

ng me with a present, and he said, "This is where

, in fact, overpowering. A lot of things in this place didn't seem lik

bring you dinner, but don't feel like you have to be by yourself. This

mi's environment, I wasn't sure if I was prepared to meet them. What if I was j

to mind. Rather, he nodded briefly, staring at me for a s

before he go

mi.

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e words from spilling out, I added, "I don't want to b

le, a slight, quite undetect

ll learn." "With time, you'

iddle of a room that seemed too big and unfamiliar to me. In an attempt to cal

n space that appeared to go on forever. Yes, it was lovely, but it had the feel of a cage made of gold. I was un

art pounding in my chest, whe

sounding more compose

asped courteously in front of her. She smiled polit

een prepared for you, madam.

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of this mansion's grandeur had been thoughtfully designed to prevent me from posing inappropriate queries. I wa

cuisine, which included a variety of foods I couldn't even name. My thoughts were elsewhere, attempting to piece together t

went on, I was starting to see that my fear of

after the meal. I had believed that I would gain clarity after c

glimpse of it

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