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Books by 慕七七
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I’ll Wait for You at the Finish Line, Loving Me 我在终点等你爱我
During her three years in a psychiatric hospital, Lin Wan endured a living hell every day, reduced to something barely human. Every month, Ye Nanchen came to test whether she was truly insane. Then one day, while no one was watching, she leapt from the windowsill and found her final release. Later, everyone in Jiangcheng said Ye Nanchen had gone mad. His beloved wife was clearly dead, her body right in front of him, yet every day he came up with new ways to force her to appear. “Lin Wan hated me
611Reads5.5Score102Shelves
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The Grandmaster Appraiser 鉴宝大宗师
Courier Ye Feiyang works himself to the bone to afford the bride price. Then he awakens the divine art of antique appraisal, and the poor boy's fortunes are finally about to change!
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How Strong Must You Be to Keep Remembering? 要有多坚强，才敢念念不忘
Everyone says she threw away her dignity just to marry Lu Chen, but they don't know that he's the truly despicable one. Their married life is so miserable that she wants a divorce. He speaks in a low voice at her ear: “My dictionary has only one word: widowhood. No divorce! Even if you die, you'll be buried with me.”
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Innocent Love: I Never Knew I'd Loved You So Deeply 懵懂情衷，原来深爱早已入骨
During her three years in prison, Ye Ci dies once every month. On that day each month, Shen Junmo comes to visit her. Then, in the private visitation room, he mercilessly torments and humiliates her... In unbearable anguish, she says, “Shen Junmo, if you hate me so much, just kill me.” He laughs with cruel, bloodthirsty delight. “Kill you? Wouldn't that be far too easy on you? I'll make you wish you were dead in this hell...”
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Your Love Means More Than Anything 深情不及你
What price must you pay for falling in love with someone? Seven years in prison and the loss of a child, does that count? Li Shaochen said, “Sheng Weiyi, it’s time you paid for what you did back then. If you refuse, you’ll never see your son again.” Sheng Weiyi agreed, but she still never saw her son again...
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