A Son for the Billionaire

MediaBook studio presents an audiobook by popular Russian writer Dana Star—“A Son for a Billionaire,” the second in the series “Hot Billionaires.” The book is read by a popular film actress and a well-known dubbing actress, Ulyana Galich.

— Where are you running, sweetheart? For an abortion?!
A tall man in an expensive suit grows before me, sharply grabs my hand.
Very beautiful, high-bred, dangerous.
Behind him, there are still some people in dark suits, as if they were guards of the president.
— What’s it to you? Get out of the way! I don’t know you!
My eyes fill with tears.
I don’t want to do this! But I can’t do it any other way.
They’ll laugh at me.
I’m pregnant and I don’t even know from whom!

— So you remember nothing? He’s right! I don’t remember that night at all.

Something changes in the stranger’s eyes when he sees my tears.
— There will be no operation!
— What?!
— Take her!

He commands it authoritatively, lifting me into his arms, and carries me to a дорогой, luxurious foreign car.
— Who are you? Let me go!
— I am the father of your child. Now you belong to me. And you will give birth to my son!

***

I’m just a simple girl from a poor family. He is a domineering and rich billionaire.
That night was a mistake…
A month later, a pregnancy test showed two lines.
I accidentally got pregnant by the billionaire… the hot, sexy devil!
He learned my secret and came for me to take what’s his.
He demanded that I give birth to his son and sign a contract with him.

***

My boss, a ladies’ man and seducer— a monster in a gorgeous suit!
He offered me to become his fake fiancée to obtain his relative’s inheritance.
I agreed because I badly needed money—but I didn’t expect how far our games could go, right into being future newlyweds…

On Ulyana Galich’s credits are roles in Russian and Soviet cult films “Tomorrow Was War (1987),” “Quiet Outpost (1985),” “Zina-Zinulia (1986),” “Revolution Called,” “The Red Cherry (1995),” and dubbing in dozens of films, including bestsellers such as “Spy Bridge (2015)” and “No. 44 (2014),” and many others.