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That’s Impossible,” the CEO Whispered When His Contract Wife Said, “I’m Pregnant.
Marriage of Convenience

That’s Impossible,” the CEO Whispered When His Contract Wife Said, “I’m Pregnant.

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That’s Impossible,” the CEO Whispered When His Contract Wife Said, “I’m Pregnant. "Miguel... I'm pregnant." "That's not possible. For seven years, the doctors told me I could never be a father." "It was that night. There's no one else. There has never been anyone else." Miguel Alvarez built an empire on logic and control, and on one painful certainty: he would never have children. So when a crucial deal demanded that he prove he had a stable family, he chose the most rational solution possible: a marriage on paper. Kat agreed to be his contract wife for reasons she kept to herself. There were rules. Separate bedrooms. A date for it all to end. But a kiss that was never part of the deal changed everything. And one unforgettable night gave them something Miguel had stopped believing in long ago. Now a miracle is on the way, and the contract is running out. Will he fight for the baby, or for the woman he never meant to love?

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Vivian Larsen
Vivian Larsen· 2 hours ago

I caught myself smiling on the bus. The man across from me must have thought I was losing it. Worth it.

Audrey Kim
Audrey Kim· yesterday

Okay this one made me feel things.

Rosemary
Rosemary· 4 days ago

Someone tell whoever wrote the warehouse scene I owe them a thank-you note and possibly therapy.

Karen H.
Karen H.· 5 days ago

I won't tell anyone I listened to this. It feels like mine. That's the highest compliment I have.

Susan B.
Susan B.· 6 days ago

Played it on the porch at sunset. The light, the voice, the words. One of those evenings you don't forget.

Janet R.
Janet R.· 1 month ago

Where do I send the wine?

Chantal Bouchard
Chantal Bouchard· 1 month ago

Wanted a tiny bit more from his point of view. Still gorgeous.

Audrey
Audrey· 5 weeks ago

My commute is 45 minutes and I now wish it were longer. That's a sentence I never thought I'd write.

Dolores P.
Dolores P.· 6 weeks ago

The way time is treated here. Like it's a character. Like it's the third person in every room. Beautiful.

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