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Books by 酸杏出墙

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  1. Mr. Mu, I Hear Your Wife Sold You for a Billion 慕总,听说夫人把你卖了十亿 Modern Romance375k WordsCompleted (Faithful to each other + regretful pursuit + rekindled love + pregnant and on the run) Synopsis: Three years after Xia Tang took her twin sister's place as a bride, her sister woke from a coma. “Your job is done. Leave the Mu family in a month and go back to where you belong.” Her biological parents issued their final ultimatum without a shred of compassion. Xia Tang looked at Mu Jingyan, her contract husband. She had coveted him for three years, yet he had always kept himself chaste. She could 14.1kReads8.2Score1.6kShelves
  2. The Half-Mature Older Sister Is Impossible to Soothe, but Her Younger Wolfish Lover Spoils Her in Tears 半熟姐姐超难哄,年下狼狗含泪宠 Modern Romance206k WordsCompleted [Reunion After Years Apart + Older Woman/Younger Man Romance + Rekindled Love + Mutual First Love + Younger Devoted Pursuer + CEO Who Says One Thing and Means Another] Introduction: Five years after Pang Xiaoxie and Lu Jingchi broke up, they meet again at her engagement party to Shen Hao. And Shen Hao is Lu Jingchi’s maternal uncle. Shen Hao: “You two know each other well?” Pang Xiaoxie: “Not at all!” Lu Jingchi: “We’re somewhat close!” They answer in unison. Lu Jingchi raises an eyebrow and ste 61Reads—Score—Shelves
  3. The Villainous Fake Heiress’s Runaway Canary Is the Real Young Master 恶毒假千金放飞的金丝雀是真少爷 Modern Romance125k WordsOngoing [Villainess, both leads' first and only love, fake heiress, real young master, love-brained crime boss, sweet romance] Lu Anqian transmigrated into a book as a fake heiress from a wealthy family. The original owner had spent 24 years as the Lu family's only child, enjoying every luxury and pleasure imaginable. She had even kept a handsome, mute canary as her lover. But who could have guessed that Lu Anqian was the fake heiress who had been switched at birth, and that the canary she'd kept was ac 1Reads—Score—Shelves