So it turns out Sun Ge donates sperm—not surrogacy.
Because when Sun Ge operated a surrogacy arrangement in the U.S., he refused to show up in person. Under the law, if the biological father doesn’t appear, it’s considered sperm donation.
That’s why Jing Tian needed the money—she was afraid he’d pull out and abandon the child.
In the end, Sun Ge wouldn’t give it. Jing Tian ran.
Then Sun Ge threatened Jing Tian.
Sun Ge made a killing on this one. He invested 30 million to threaten Jing Tian into demanding 200 million—forcing Jing Tian to sell her mansion.
Because when Sun Ge operated a surrogacy arrangement in the U.S., he refused to show up in person. Under the law, if the biological father doesn’t appear, it’s considered sperm donation.
That’s why Jing Tian needed the money—she was afraid he’d pull out and abandon the child.
In the end, Sun Ge wouldn’t give it. Jing Tian ran.
Then Sun Ge threatened Jing Tian.
Sun Ge made a killing on this one. He invested 30 million to threaten Jing Tian into demanding 200 million—forcing Jing Tian to sell her mansion.
