Remarrying in a Novel Set in the 1970s

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Sheng Fenfang was reborn.

Although she had already married the scumbag who was her husband in her previous life, Sheng Fenfang knew that he was already having an affair, and his mistress was already pregnant.

So she wrote on her schedule for her new life: Divorce. Done.

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The first half of Sheng Fenfang's life was a joke.

She never had a child of her own, and for that she spent her whole life saddled with the deeply contemptuous label "barren old hen," used to demean women who couldn't have children.

When she was thirty, her husband adopted a child and said that the three of them would be a family from then on.

Sheng Fenfang thought it was salvation. But the child she had cherished and raised as her own told her, upon reaching adulthood, that he was the son her husband had had with another woman. Now that he was grown, she, his free nanny, could make way for his real mother.

At fifty, she was thrown out of her home.

At seventy, she died.

Then she was reborn, back at the age of thirty...

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#Who says you can't fall in love in middle age? Who says a divorced woman is worthless? Who says remarriage can't bring true love?#

#Keep moving forward, stand together through thick and thin. True love means being evenly matched and helping each other become better.#

-Blurb saved on July 5, 2021-

PS: The author is really terrible at writing blurbs _(:з"∠)_

Theme: Leave the wrong person behind so you can meet the right one.