Three Years Behind Bars The Billionaire's Surrogate Secret — Novel

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In a world where wealth and secrecy collide, the life of Luna Collins is about to change forever. After a chance encounter with the enigmatic billionaire, Ethan Blackwood, her quiet existence spirals into a whirlwind of passion and betrayal. Their connection ignites a flame that neither expected, yet the shadows of their pasts loom large. Is love strong enough to withstand the truth?

As Luna navigates the complexities of becoming a surrogate for Ethan’s troubled family, she finds herself entangled in a web of desire, loyalty, and hidden agendas. With each revelation, the stakes rise, and the lines between right and wrong blur. Can she trust Ethan, or is he just another player in a game of power and deception?

In a world where every secret has a price, will Luna discover the truth before it’s too late? As their lives intertwine, both must confront their darkest fears and decide what they are willing to sacrifice for love. In a tale filled with tension and unexpected twists, the question remains: how far will they go to protect what they hold dear?

Three Years Behind Bars The Billionaire's Surrogate SecretChapter 1

I loved Hudson Farley for ten years.

At eighteen, Hudson sponsored my way through college. I gave him my first time.

At twenty, I hid in the crowd and watched Hudson and Aria Fox's engagement ceremony.

That night, Hudson climbed into my bed and held me from behind. "Thelma Pruitt, once I take control of the Farley family, I'll call off the engagement and marry you."

At twenty-three, I gave birth to twins and handed them over to Aria to raise.

The first time I heard my own children—the babies I'd carried for nine months—call Aria "Mama," I cried the entire night.

At twenty-eight, Aria killed someone in a hit-and-run.

Hudson came to me, his expression strained. "Thelma, Colton and Willa can't grow up without a mother."

"Aria's already agreed. You take her place in prison, and she'll annul the marriage."

"The kids and I will be waiting for you when you get out."

I stared at the man I'd loved for a decade and realized, with a jolt of clarity, that this was the closest Hudson Farley had ever come to making me a promise.

I nodded. Said one word.

"Okay."

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