Part1.
A doctor accidentally injects sperm intended for artificial insemination into a college student’s uterus, leading to an unexpected pregnancy for the virgin Sophia. Leo, the CEO of a major beer company and the wealthiest, most sought-after man in the area, had battled cancer at the height of his career, which left him infertile.
Sophia walked into the small, quiet hospital with a sense of calm, her mind drifting away from the stress of her college life. She had spent the last few weeks buried in books, trying to keep up with her coursework. But today was different. Today, she was here for something routine—a simple checkup. Her best friend, Nnena, had insisted she go, saying that it was better to be safe than sorry. Sophia agreed, but deep down, she felt no reason to worry. After all, she was a healthy 19-year-old college student, with no history of medical issues.
She sat in the waiting room, flicking through a magazine and waiting for her name to be called. The hospital smelled faintly of antiseptic, and the low hum of voices mixed with the occasional beep of equipment. Sophia’s mind wandered to other things, to the semester ahead, to the presentation she was supposed to deliver in class next week.
Then, the nurse called her name. Sophia stood up, brushing her loose braids behind her ear. She followed the nurse down the hallway, her footsteps echoing in the sterile silence. She was led into a small room and asked to change into a hospital gown, a simple request she had done countless times before.
While Sophia changed, the nurse seemed to be in a rush, glancing at the computer screen in the corner of the room. Sophia didn’t think much of it at the time. The nurse wasn’t the most attentive, she was always distracted whenever she was assisting with her routine checkups. When Sophia finished and sat on the examination bed, the doctor entered the room. He smiled politely, but his eyes looked tired.
“Good afternoon, Miss Sophia,” the doctor greeted her. “We’re just going to do a quick checkup today as usual. Nothing to worry about.”
Sophia smiled back, trying to relax. The doctor went through the usual motions—listening to her heartbeat, checking her blood pressure, and asking a few questions about her general health. But then, he paused. He looked down at the computer screen in front of him and seemed puzzled for a moment.
“There seems to be a... mix-up with your file,” the doctor said, tapping the keyboard. “It’s a little unusual, but it looks like you’ve been marked as a candidate for a fertility procedure. Are you sure there’s been no mistake?”
Sophia’s heart skipped a beat. Fertility procedure? That didn’t make any sense. She had never been pregnant, and the last thing she needed was fertility treatment.
“Wait, what do you mean? I’m just here for a checkup,” Sophia said, trying to sound calm.
The doctor nodded, but his face was still creased with confusion. “I’ll have to check with the staff. It might be a mix-up with another patient. You don’t need to worry about anything right now. Let’s just finish your routine examination, and I’ll take care of the rest.”
Sophia didn’t know what to think. Was this a mistake? Her mind raced, but she tried to remain calm, hoping it was just some misunderstanding. After the doctor completed the checkup, he told her he would sort things out and let her know what was going on. She dressed quickly and waited in the examination room, her thoughts spiraling.
Meanwhile, at a private clinic across town, Leo sat alone in a stark white office, staring at the paperwork in front of him. He was a man who had achieved everything he had ever wanted. A successful CEO of a thriving wine company, a millionaire with everything at his fingertips, but something was missing—something he could never have.
It had been a few years since Leo had been diagnosed with cancer, and the treatment had left him infertile. He had always dreamt of becoming a father, of raising a child with the love of his life, Anabel. But she had made it clear that she didn’t want children.
Anabel was beautiful, a famous supermodel whose career came first. She wasn’t interested in motherhood. Leo had tried to make it work, but their relationship was strained. She wasn’t the woman he thought she was, and their marriage was barely holding together. Still, he held onto the hope that he might one day be a father, even if it meant relying on a surrogate mother.
The clinic had been his decision. It was a way to ensure that he could still have a child, even though he couldn’t father one himself. He had left a sperm sample with the clinic, and for the past few months, they had been searching for a surrogate. Leo had no idea that the clinic had mixed up his file with someone else’s, and that his sperm would soon be injected into a young woman who had no idea about the life that was about to grow inside her.
Back at the hospital, Sophia sat nervously in the waiting room as time passed. She could hear hushed conversations between the hospital staff outside the door. The doctor came back in, holding a clipboard with a serious look on his face.
“Miss Sophia,” he began, “I’m afraid there’s been a mistake. Your file was swapped with another patient’s. It looks like you’ve been given a procedure that wasn’t intended for you the last time you came in for your check up.”
Sophia’s heart pounded in her chest. “What do you mean? What procedure?”
The doctor hesitated. “It seems that you were mistakenly given a fertility treatment that was meant for someone else. You’re pregnant.”
Sophia’s breath caught in her throat. “Pregnant?” she whispered, her hands trembling. “But but I’ve never been with anyone. I’m a virgin!”
The doctor blinked, clearly taken aback by her response. “This... this doesn’t make sense. We will need to run some tests, but it seems your body has already accepted the pregnancy. I... I’m sorry. This is a very unusual situation.”
Sophia’s mind spun in a whirlwind of confusion. How could this happen? How could she, a college student, find herself pregnant from a mistake? And how could the father of this child be someone she had never met, someone she didn’t even know existed?
Meanwhile, Leo’s life was about to take a turn he hadn’t expected either. The clinic had just informed him that the surrogate carrying his child wasn’t carrying his child at all.
“Mr. Leo,” the nurse on the other end of the line said, “there’s been an issue. The surrogate you chose isn’t pregnant with your sperm. There’s been a mix-up with the files.”
Leo’s heart sank. The world seemed to tilt around him. What did this mean? His dream of becoming a father was slipping further away.

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Part1.
A doctor accidentally injects sperm intended for artificial insemination into a college student’s uterus, leading to an unexpected pregnancy for the virgin Sophia. Leo, the CEO of a major beer company and the wealthiest, most sought-after man in the area, had battled cancer at the height of his career, which left him infertile.
Sophia walked into the small, quiet hospital with a sense of calm, her mind drifting away from the stress of her college life. She had spent the last few weeks buried in books, trying to keep up with her coursework. But today was different. Today, she was here for something routine—a simple checkup. Her best friend, Nnena, had insisted she go, saying that it was better to be safe than sorry. Sophia agreed, but deep down, she felt no reason to worry. After all, she was a healthy 19-year-old college student, with no history of medical issues.
She sat in the waiting room, flicking through a magazine and waiting for her name to be called. The hospital smelled faintly of antiseptic, and the low hum of voices mixed with the occasional beep of equipment. Sophia’s mind wandered to other things, to the semester ahead, to the presentation she was supposed to deliver in class next week.
Then, the nurse called her name. Sophia stood up, brushing her loose braids behind her ear. She followed the nurse down the hallway, her footsteps echoing in the sterile silence. She was led into a small room and asked to change into a hospital gown, a simple request she had done countless times before.
While Sophia changed, the nurse seemed to be in a rush, glancing at the computer screen in the corner of the room. Sophia didn’t think much of it at the time. The nurse wasn’t the most attentive, she was always distracted whenever she was assisting with her routine checkups. When Sophia finished and sat on the examination bed, the doctor entered the room. He smiled politely, but his eyes looked tired.
“Good afternoon, Miss Sophia,” the doctor greeted her. “We’re just going to do a quick checkup today as usual. Nothing to worry about.”
Sophia smiled back, trying to relax. The doctor went through the usual motions—listening to her heartbeat, checking her blood pressure, and asking a few questions about her general health. But then, he paused. He looked down at the computer screen in front of him and seemed puzzled for a moment.
“There seems to be a... mix-up with your file,” the doctor said, tapping the keyboard. “It’s a little unusual, but it looks like you’ve been marked as a candidate for a fertility procedure. Are you sure there’s been no mistake?”
Sophia’s heart skipped a beat. Fertility procedure? That didn’t make any sense. She had never been pregnant, and the last thing she needed was fertility treatment.
“Wait, what do you mean? I’m just here for a checkup,” Sophia said, trying to sound calm.
The doctor nodded, but his face was still creased with confusion. “I’ll have to check with the staff. It might be a mix-up with another patient. You don’t need to worry about anything right now. Let’s just finish your routine examination, and I’ll take care of the rest.”
Sophia didn’t know what to think. Was this a mistake? Her mind raced, but she tried to remain calm, hoping it was just some misunderstanding. After the doctor completed the checkup, he told her he would sort things out and let her know what was going on. She dressed quickly and waited in the examination room, her thoughts spiraling.
Meanwhile, at a private clinic across town, Leo sat alone in a stark white office, staring at the paperwork in front of him. He was a man who had achieved everything he had ever wanted. A successful CEO of a thriving wine company, a millionaire with everything at his fingertips, but something was missing—something he could never have.
It had been a few years since Leo had been diagnosed with cancer, and the treatment had left him infertile. He had always dreamt of becoming a father, of raising a child with the love of his life, Anabel. But she had made it clear that she didn’t want children.
Anabel was beautiful, a famous supermodel whose career came first. She wasn’t interested in motherhood. Leo had tried to make it work, but their relationship was strained. She wasn’t the woman he thought she was, and their marriage was barely holding together. Still, he held onto the hope that he might one day be a father, even if it meant relying on a surrogate mother.
The clinic had been his decision. It was a way to ensure that he could still have a child, even though he couldn’t father one himself. He had left a sperm sample with the clinic, and for the past few months, they had been searching for a surrogate. Leo had no idea that the clinic had mixed up his file with someone else’s, and that his sperm would soon be injected into a young woman who had no idea about the life that was about to grow inside her.
Back at the hospital, Sophia sat nervously in the waiting room as time passed. She could hear hushed conversations between the hospital staff outside the door. The doctor came back in, holding a clipboard with a serious look on his face.
“Miss Sophia,” he began, “I’m afraid there’s been a mistake. Your file was swapped with another patient’s. It looks like you’ve been given a procedure that wasn’t intended for you the last time you came in for your check up.”
Sophia’s heart pounded in her chest. “What do you mean? What procedure?”
The doctor hesitated. “It seems that you were mistakenly given a fertility treatment that was meant for someone else. You’re pregnant.”
Sophia’s breath caught in her throat. “Pregnant?” she whispered, her hands trembling. “But but I’ve never been with anyone. I’m a virgin!”
The doctor blinked, clearly taken aback by her response. “This... this doesn’t make sense. We will need to run some tests, but it seems your body has already accepted the pregnancy. I... I’m sorry. This is a very unusual situation.”
Sophia’s mind spun in a whirlwind of confusion. How could this happen? How could she, a college student, find herself pregnant from a mistake? And how could the father of this child be someone she had never met, someone she didn’t even know existed?
Meanwhile, Leo’s life was about to take a turn he hadn’t expected either. The clinic had just informed him that the surrogate carrying his child wasn’t carrying his child at all.
“Mr. Leo,” the nurse on the other end of the line said, “there’s been an issue. The surrogate you chose isn’t pregnant with your sperm. There’s been a mix-up with the files.”
Leo’s heart sank. The world seemed to tilt around him. What did this mean? His dream of becoming a father was slipping further away.

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hmmm make I grab my popcorn 🍿🥤
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