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Ten Years of Addiction
"What you can't get when you're young is a life-long problem - what Zhou Zhihan wanted to destroy most when he was young was Ye Tinglan's clean eyes." # Snatch #Chasing Wife Crematorium From school bullying to workplace hunting, from hatred to the point of being your only one "I am willing to fall into the abyss, just to wash away the dust that I have stained in your eyes." "Zhou Zhihan, I don't hate you anymore, I just don't hate you." ——Will this entanglement that started in the abyss lead to
1.8kReads8.0Score149Shelves
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Luring the Beauty into Her Cage: The Hostage General's Prisoner of Vengeance
A secret imperial decree, five years of bitter hatred. He dragged his moonlight from the clouds and crushed her with his own hands. Years ago, Su He, the daughter of the prime minister, showed kindness and took in a gloomy hostage prince. Five years of love ended in her family’s ruin and her country’s downfall. He returned after laying waste to the realm, locking the proud woman away as his lowest slave. Humiliation, imprisonment, torment of body and soul. He thought hatred was all he felt. Unti
1.5kReads6.1Score109Shelves
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When the Lies Ran Deepest
#Angsty Romance #Forced Love #The Pursuit of a Wife After the Divorce #Pregnant Runaway #Power Couple #Reunion After Years Apart The day she returned with a child, he said, “Your mother sold you to me.” Five million in debt, in exchange for three years of her life. Every night at nine, in a sheer nightgown, in his room. Finger marks, bite marks, humiliation, torment: he used hatred to keep her locked by his side. “Does it hurt? Remember that pain. You made me hurt for ten years.” She gritted her
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There Is No Trace of the One Who Crossed Me
This is a story about how guilt is seen and released. 36-Year-old Lin Xu has been tortured by a dream that has been repeated for 25 years: on the primary school playground, a boy invited her to run. She ran slowly due to inexplicable motives, and watched helplessly as the boy was taken away and executed on the top of a mountain in the distance. The news of the demolition of her hometown primary school made her decide to pursue the truth. She discovered that the boy's name was Chen Du, a transfer
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