At a luxurious, secretive facility where affluent clients pay others to carry their children, a group of women — including a recruiter, staff members, and a vulnerable immigrant who becomes a surrogate — confronts the moral compromises, surveillance, and power imbalances of reproductive labor. The story probes how wealth, race, and ambition shape choices about motherhood and bodily autonomy, revealing the human costs and emotional complexities hidden behind a profitable dream of engineered families.