After Divorce, She Married with a Chaebol Leader

Kimberly Wilson had been married to Steven Smith for two years. When Steven suggested a divorce, she agreed without hesitation. With a substantial inheritance, she started to enjoy her newfound wealth. As the Wilsons had only one child, the question of family succession arose. In a straightforward manner, Kimberly proposed, "Let's post a high-reward ad for someone willing to carry our child." The advertisement read, "My husband, in a car accident, became infertile. Seeking a healthy male for surrogacy with generous compensation." The criteria were strict: "Handsome, fit, Ivy League-educated, and skilled in bed. Negotiable terms." Her well-paid personal assistant promptly provided a list of applicants the following day. One candidate stood out, his profile in the photograph exuding elegance and reserve, a face she recognized. Without hesitation, she decided, "This is the one." Her assistant informed her, "He's available, but there's one condition - he's quite shy, prefers the lights off." It wasn't until later that Kimberly realized the complexity of her situation. This mysterious man was none other than the heir to the vast Garcia luxury goods empire, and, coincidentally, Steven's close friend. Unlike their usual routines, Steven didn't seek reconciliation after hearing about Kimberly's new relationship. Instead, he found himself in a state of despair and declared, "I can live without her. No need to convince me." However, under the influence of alcohol, Steven made a late-night call, his voice barely audible. "Kiki..." A cool male voice answered on the other end, "May I ask why you're calling my wife at this hour?" "......"