When she learns she is pregnant she doesn't even consider contacting him, not just because he has been away for months, but because they have never been exclusive for longer than a few days at time, so many other clients could have fathered her child. She still soaks up whatever nuggets of knowledge of the world and culture he shares with her, treasures the gifts, the chocolates, and silks he brings on his visits and big and small the luxuries they are to enjoy when they are together. She is his whore, not his wife or novilla and can't imagine a world where she would be anything but that.
While the attention and care Drew Yates is undeniable, she can't let herself rely on it or even let herself believe in it. Her life has always been hard and she has done everything to survive from picking pockets, scavenging and once her body started changing, sex work. #bkbrkīillie Wells doesn't believe in fairy tales. She goes to the only place she knows he will be safe, his father’s family ranch, unwittingly interrupting his engagement party! Resentment & mistrust must overcome for their HEA. Destiny’s Surrender: Billie, a sex worker flees SF a thug tries to steal her son. * BingeBooks earns revenue from qualifying purchases as an Amazon Associate as well as from other retail partners.64. All Billie and Drew have in commonis the heat that brought them together, but cantheir sizzling passion lead to an everlasting love? For the sake of their child, she'swilling to leave him with his father so the boy canhave a better life, but then, before she can blink,she's saying "I do" in front of a preacher in a marriageof convenience. Then beautiful, feisty Wilhelmina "Billie" Wellsarrives at the family ranch with a toddler inher arms, claiming Drew is the father!īillie had no choice but to show up at Destiny insearch of Drew. But searchingfor a bride isn't as simple as he'd hoped, and many ofthe respectable women of his acquaintance feel. Andrew Yates has come to a decision: it's time to stopsowing those oats and start a family.
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