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Books by 杨杨杨
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After I Canceled My Household Registration, My Army Officer Husband and Son Went Mad 我注销户口后，军少丈夫和儿子疯了
When I learned that my military officer husband had a lifelong unrequited love, the woman he could never have, I volunteered to have my household registration canceled and join a top-secret national research program. Before leaving, I decided to get along with He Chongguang and be the perfect wife he wanted. Seven days before my departure, he asked me to give the master bedroom in our marital home to his old flame. I moved into the second bedroom without complaint. Six days before, he left me st
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After I Died, My Biased Parents Regretted It 我死后，偏心的爸妈后悔了
At my parents’ divorce hearing, they both clung to my little sister and wouldn’t let go. When it was my turn, they only asked vaguely which one I wanted to live with, clearly afraid I’d latch onto either of them. I paused. “Could I borrow two hundred yuan? I’m sick.” They flew into a rage. “We’re getting divorced, and all you care about is money? You’re obsessed with money!” “What illness needs two hundred yuan? You’re so young, and already making up ways to scam money!” But two hundred yuan was
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After Everyone Started to Forget the One They Hated 当万人嫌开始遗忘后
Ever since my parents adopted Fang Mantong, everything changed. My parents, my older brother, my fiancé, and even my parents all took her side. I went from the proud little princess of the Xia family to someone everyone despised. All my struggles were for the sake of getting a little more love, but they were all in vain. Just as I decided to give up on everything, I suddenly developed amnesia. This illness would make me forget the people and things that had hurt me. At the engagement party for F
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After I Die, They Can Have It All Back 我死后，全都还给他们
When my brother was three, he became seriously ill and needed umbilical cord blood, so I was born with a mission. When I was ten, his illness relapsed, and my parents forced me onto the operating table to donate bone marrow. Later, when his condition worsened and he needed a heart transplant, I was sent to the same hospital after being run over in a car accident. I heard my mother sobbing behind her hands. “If I have to choose between the two of them, I’d rather my son be the one who survives.”
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Reborn, I Won't Be the Self-Sacrificing Aunt Anymore 重生后，不做圣母姑姑
Even when my sister-in-law was bleeding during her pregnancy, she refused prenatal checkups, claiming the machines gave off radiation. She only wanted to consult a fortune-teller. As a doctor, I urged her to go to the hospital, and sure enough, they found all kinds of problems. Thanks to medical intervention, my nephew was born healthy, though his right foot was congenitally deformed. But my sister-in-law insisted I had caused it by forcing her to get checkups. She beat me so badly that I miscar
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