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Nathalie Darren is not sterile. She wants to tell her husband, Charles Frederick to surprise him with a four-week-old fetus.
However, Charles instead handed her a divorce suit and forced her to accept the divorce, because his lover, Gina Trenton was already seventeen weeks pregnant.
Nathalie tried to fight for her marriage, but she was insulted and even accused of harming Gina.
Stress made Nathalie unable to keep her child and at a critical moment, only Nicholas Grand, Charles's rival, helped her.
When Nicholas asked Nathalie to marry him with a one-year contract agreement, she thought that it was a way to repay Charles' actions and Nicholas was also willing to help her.
However, everything is not as simple as expected, because there is a secret that Nicholas is hiding, which is related to Nathalie and Charles in the past.
The secret that will direct Nathalie's heart, whether she will survive until the end with Nicholas or break off her marriage contract sooner.
"Do you think this is fate?"
"I don't know. I just know that I have to do this, fate or not, I don't care."

Divorce Me, I Get Billionaire To Replace You

I stared at the five-year-old boy who was running around the park happily.


His chubby legs stepped quickly between the flower clusters, without fear of falling or tripping.


After a while, the boy stopped in front of a maroon rose bush and studied something seriously on the flowers.


He turned and his cute smile widened when he saw me. He turned and his feet stepped towards me.


I opened my arms and let his little figure into my arms. It felt warm and fragrant, the soft scent of baby powder.


"Hey, champion, what are you doing?" I asked, kissing his cheek.


He laughed because he was tickled by my kiss. "I was watching the bee on the rose. I think it's grandma. The bee saw me and wasn't afraid of me."


My mother died two years ago, after battling brain cancer that she had without me knowing.


I missed her more than I should have, because Michael was with me.


Chapter 116 Side Story : Charles Frederick