Surrogacy Mix-Up Pregnant with My Nemesis' Baby
About this drama
Three hundred thirty characters, and the engine is a coerced contract that produces an unintended pregnancy. College student Haley signs a coerced surrogacy contract with a crooked professor to treat her seriously ill brother. The copy is specific about the coercion and the motivation: not money but a sibling's life. The professor's corruption is worth noting because it frames the medical arrangement as exploitative from the start, which means Haley's consent is compromised by both urgency and power imbalance. The pregnancy is the result of a mix-up, and the copy signals this with the title's phrasing: pregnant with my nemesis' baby. The nemesis is not the crooked professor but someone else, which means the surrogacy arrangement goes wrong in a way that pairs her with an enemy. How the mix-up occurs and who the nemesis is relative to the professor are both outside the listing. A malicious campus queen tries to ruin her full-ride scholarship by pouring coffee on her and spreading hateful rumors across campus. The campus queen is a secondary antagonist, and the copy introduces her specifically. The blurb ends at the setup rather than the resolution, so whether Haley keeps the baby, who the nemesis is, and how the brother's treatment proceeds are all outside the listing. Fifty-five episodes are listed as complete.











