Billionaire's wife by Ashleh Queen (best ereader for epub TXT) 📕

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“You want to say something?” His deep voice was making it more difficult for me.
“Yes,” I managed but only find him continue eating.
“I am…I am pregnant.” This got his attention finally. I have imagined thousands of reactions he could offer me. But this one didn’t surprise me too. His solemn attitude was scaring me without any failure.
“Ask David to make an appointment for you.” He said and my shoulders finally rest.
“…you are not keeping it.”
"Matt?" I looked at David, our driver with utter embarrassment.
“Why?” I couldn’t even react but his carefree face didn’t have any concern.
“You aren't going to destroy this figure for anything…if I want an heir I will get one. You are not needed for that…you have to look like a billionaire's wife all the time.

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It’s fine. It’s better now you are told from the very first day to not expect anything. It seems that hours passed but it’s only been two hours since. I finished reading some random magazine and was getting to the second one.

The thoughts of that woman being something else to Matteo didn’t stop roaming my mind but I tried not to judge. I didn’t have any right over him. He had made it clear already. I don’t know why but I expect him to respect this bond at least. Don’t overthink Julie. He might be rude but doesn’t seem like a sinner. Who would sleep with just any other woman? Only a very shallow person would do that. And, that woman? She seemed pissed but she doesn't seem like a woman who would do this.

Why don’t you go and have a look? My throat felt parched and I found a glass of water resting on my table not later than two minutes.

“I think you should take it,” The hostess smiled and I accepted the offer with a smile.

I got out of my seat to get to the same route and found two doors. So…they are resting. I knew I was overthinking. I felt bad for judging him. But I passed the doors to get to the back and it seems like another sitting area and the moment I found the man who was reading the magazine earlier I found it weird. I heard a door opening and found the hostess getting out from one of them. It seems it was the toilet. I looked at the only closed door and had my heart sinking when I took my feet in the direction.

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