Hide the Baby Bump and Get Divorced [The 1960S]

Looking for advance readers for my next books: Eighties Fake Heiress Returns to Her Hometown and Back to My Boss's Youth [The 1970s] Blurb: In her previous life, Shu Yao got separated from her family while they were fleeing disaster. In those chaotic times, a human trafficker sold her to the Sun family as a child bride. She cared for her sick mother-in-law and looked after her young husband. After consummating the marriage, she bore children for the Sun family, ran the household, and served the elders. But in the end, the man told her at her sickbed that he had never thought of her as his wife, had never liked her, and didn't like the children she bore him. Overcome with rage, she woke again not long after consummating the marriage. She was twenty-three that year, and should already have been pregnant. When the neighborhood committee director told her arranged marriages could be dissolved, she immediately hid her pregnancy and cut all ties with the Sun family. Sun Yaozu had low sperm count, and the child in her belly was one of only two children he would ever have. She left with the Sun family's sole remaining heir. Seeing that she had nowhere to go, a neighborhood big sister introduced her to the terminally ill man next door. "Don't listen to those people spreading nonsense. His illness isn't contagious. Take care of him, and when he's gone, this little courtyard will be yours. You and the baby will have a place to stay." The girl introduced to him before had been afraid of catching his illness and couldn't even stay in the little courtyard where he lived. When they met, the two were honest with each other. He didn't mind that she was pregnant, and she didn't mind that he was gravely ill. They registered their marriage on the spot. Later, when Sun Yaozu repeatedly claimed the child was his, she insisted it had been born prematurely. He could forget about getting the child back. When Sun Yaozu returned one day, his wife was gone, his child was gone, and his bad family background meant he was about to be denounced. This time, there was no wife to protect him. He threw his head back and shouted, "Heavens, you're messing with me!" Looking for advance readers for my next book: Eighties Fake Heiress Returns to Her Hometown When Lin Yunzhi was fourteen, she left the Huo family villa in disgrace and went back to the countryside with her biological parents. Everyone thought she would be bitter and resentful, but in reality, she took to rural life like a fish to water. She'd always been a bit of a slacker, and now no one was making her get a certain score on her exams. Her parents were outstanding at raising livestock, and soon became major breeders. They and her three older brothers competed to give her spending money. Her best friend was such a good student, she should work hard and get into Tsinghua or Peking University. And that male student at school who bumped into her, he should hurry up and work hard too instead of staring at her. She didn't have a flower on her face. The male student: No, you do. A beautiful rose. When she showed up again among her old friends, she was radiant and relaxed. The rising tech mogul was her husband, and she held shares in his company. Her best friend was a giant in the medical aesthetics industry, and Lin Yunzhi owned half the company. Everyone thought she'd learn to do laundry and cook in the countryside, but in reality, before they made it big, all she had to do was walk and dress herself. Once they did make it big, someone insisted on carrying her everywhere. Core message: I abandon those who abandon me.