"Rain, I'm deeply sorry, but I can't proceed with our marriage. You must understand, marrying a woman who cannot carry a child...isn't something I'd consider, right?" Rain Arnold was stunned, grappling with the loss of three pregnancies due to unforeseen circumstances, only to have him call her barren. The doctor's words, "Miss Arnold, abortion is a serious matter, with significant risks involved," felt like a suffocating blow. For her, every miscarriage was a painful reminder, yet this stranger dared to present an alternative narrative. Confusion overwhelmed her. In the midst of heartbreak, a surprising chance presented itself – a five-year contract marriage to the city's most prominent bachelor, promising a divorce and a clean break after five years. One condition: should she become pregnant, she would be required to leave the child behind, erasing any trace of their existence. Despite her bleak fertility prospects, Rain saw this as an opportunity, a way to seek justice without hope of motherhood. Months into her new life as Mrs. Johnson, a shocking revelation from the doctor left her speechless: "Mrs. Johnson, you're pregnant." Rain couldn't comprehend how this could be – her world had just turned on its axis. Now, she wondered, would he snatch her unexpected gift away?
