The Baby Clause

Wren Ashford signed away her secret eight years ago and built a quiet life around forgetting it. Then Leon Sorel is admitted to her pediatric ward, and the man holding his hand is the anonymous client she carried a child for—a billionaire named Adrian Sorel, whose legal binder she recognizes on sight. She can't tell him who she is. The clinic would fold, and her sister would lose everything. But Leon needs her, and Adrian, exhausted and terrified, starts to lean on her in ways that feel a lot like trust. When he finds the contract she left on his counter, he doesn't yell. He asks her to stay. But staying means telling the truth in open court—about the clinic, about the contract, about the baby boy who has both their eyes. And it means risking the only family she's ever built on one impossible promise.