All Chapters of The Sperm Donor: Chapter 1 - Chapter 6

Melanies’s Point Of ViewI woke up due to the noises coming from the outside as well as the hot air around. I remember turning on the electric fan before I went to bed. I irritatedly scratched the back of my neck and went towards the window to open it for some air. This is not new to me. Everytime I went back from my night shift, people are starting to wake up and do their businesses. Well, I can’t complain. I’m just renting in an apartment which I can say, is located on squaters area.Instead of going back to bed, I just went straight to the bathroom and prepared myself for my another work. I only slept for three hours, what a healthy sleeping routine.“Melanie, it’s still early for your next job.” I turned my gaze to Manang Rosing when she greeted me while climbing down stairs. I just finished preparing myself.“I ca

Melanie's Point Of ViewAs the sun showers heat to everyone, my blood also boils whenever I think of what that impostor have said and done! He’s a scumbag. He is a total trash that needed to be dumped.“Hey, do you have any issue on that rag?”My thought was disrupted because of Jazon’s voice. I looked down the rag I am holding while wiping the table, it was crumpled.“You just made it worst.”“What? Me? What did I do?” he confusingly asked.“Showing your face.” I brought my cleaning tools and head towards the backdoor.After he said those, the man in the hospital, my mind literally stopped functioning for a second. I was dumbfounded and don’t know what to react and say. And because I am to naive about anything related to surrogacy, I agreed. That earned me a smirk from him.He stand so proud and led the way towards the closed

I arrived at the store five minutes before my shift. It’s only me, Janina; the other cashier, and the security guard. I wanted to close my eyes and drift into slumber. I wish I could meet my doppelganger and take over my work. Pft, that’s an insane thought.  “Sleepy?” I aksed Janina when I saw her eyelids falling down. She chuckled and shook her head. “Kind of. My new work is stressing me, honestly.” “Is that a heavy workload? You should have quit. There are still many jobs out there,” I said. I went to a table and clean the mess the customer left.  “I can’t complain, they pay high.”  “Well, I guess we can’t say no to money,” I joked. Janina is a single mother and she’s been working and studying at the same time. She ju