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Books by 蓝色的湖
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A Marriage Without Falling in Love 成婚不心动
Shen Hanshu married a man five years older than her. Their families had arranged the marriage, and she had known she couldn’t escape it, so she never thought to resist. At their first meeting after registering their marriage, the last warmth of summer had faded. The man arrived with the chill of night around him, his manner distant. “I’m sorry. There’s someone I love.” A faint smile touched Shen Hanshu’s lips. “What a coincidence.” That night, they agreed to divorce after two years. Later, when
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Tenderness Out of Control 温柔失控
Cen Yan secretly loved someone for ten years. After an accident, she married him and took on the title of Mrs. Gu. The boy she'd secretly loved when she was young had become a powerful business tycoon by the time they met again: cold, ruthless, and untouchable. She held down her racing heart and threw herself into the relationship. But life isn't a TV drama, and not every secret love has a happy ending. Her story had no future. After two years, her heart was broken. She decided to set herself fr
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Divorce? I Didn't Catch That. Say It Again 离婚？没听清，再说一遍
Rumor has it that the head of the Xie family has always kept a low profile and never appeared in public. Almost no one in Lin City has seen his face. They say he’s old-fashioned, cold, dispassionate, and uninterested in women, with a terribly dull personality. Tan Jin’s father died young, and her mother remarried. At sixteen, she was taken in by the Xie family, where Xie Sunzhi looked after her. By seniority, Tan Jin was supposed to call him Uncle. When she was twenty, an accident led to her mar
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Tempt Her, Spoil Her 诱她，宠她
Everyone in Jiangcheng said that Gu Jingyao, the eldest young master of the Gu family, was cold-hearted, aloof, and abstinent. To escape the Ye family, Ye Shuning cut in on a blind date with him. In the café, the man’s gaze fixed on the bold words “Marriage Agreement,” his dark eyes full of chill. “I don’t care about any contract. If we get married, it’s for life.” “Still willing to go through with it?” His voice was calm and low, yet strangely persuasive. “Think it over. Tomorrow at nine, at th
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