The baby contract Novel

Carla has signed a contract that will cost her something precious—her virginity. In the heat of the moment, her partner discovers she's a virgin and stops, incredulous at this revelation. He demands to know why she didn't disclose this crucial detail before signing the agreement, questioning whether whatever she's gaining is truly worth such a sacrifice. Carla refuses to engage with his concerns about value, insisting that her virginity was going to be lost eventually, making the timing irrelevant. Whether it happens now or later doesn't matter to her—it's inevitable either way. Pushing aside his hesitation and her own vulnerability, she redirects the conversation with seductive confidence, urging him to continue what they've started. The contract is signed, the decision is made, and she's determined to see it through.