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My Promised Rejection

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Sinopsis

Olivia never expected her life to be destroyed by the one person that she has always trusted. When her mother rips their family apart, she refuses to accept her new life. Even when a judge gives her no choice but to live with her mother and her new husband, she refuses to accept the situation. New secrets will come to light that will even further have Olivia questioning her future. She makes the decision that she will never let history repeat itself. Will her convictions keep her from ever finding her own happiness or will she learn that love finds a way.
Disponible desde: 12/08/2025.
Longitud de impresión: 900 páginas.

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