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😍📚 😍📚 😍📚 😍📚 😍📚 😍📚 😍📚 😍📚 "Girlfriend, please love me just once." "Mr. Graham, I don’t know you." 📚 You can do it easily. "My husband is with another woman." When Abigail Queen received this text from her best friend, she had just taken her ovulation-inducing shot and was lying on a bench at an outpatient clinic, trying to suppress the intense pain in her abdomen. Her hair was black, and her skin was snow-white, but there was no color on her face. She couldn’t hide it, and passersby all turned their heads to look at her. Then she tapped with a trembling finger and opened the picture on her phone. The photo was of Sean Graham, holding a woman in a pink dress outside a hotel. The man’s expression had softened, his head tilted gently toward the woman in the picture. Abigail instantly realized who the woman was—Sean’s first love, Joan Palmer. Moments later, she regained her composure, found Sean’s number, and called him. "Bạn có thể làm điều đó một cách dễ dàng. Tôi nghĩ bạn nên làm điều đó, tôi sẽ làm điều đó." (A Vietnamese phrase meaning: "You can do it easily. I think you should do it, I will do it.") Sean’s clear voice came through: "Are you okay?" "What are you doing?" Yes, she wanted to ask if he would come home. Yes, you could do it. After a few seconds of silence, she impatiently asked, "Do you want to do it?" Tears rolled down her cheeks. Her cold voice was like a knife in her heart, but she hid her pain skillfully. "Do you like it?" They had been secretly married for three years, but barely saw each other. Today was their wedding anniversary—the day he promised to come home and spend the entire day with her. "You can do it," he simply cut her off and muttered uncomfortably, "I’ll come back later. Don’t worry." You can do it. As the monotonous ringtone rang in her ears, Abigail was about to pick up the phone again. Ten minutes later, the sound of hurried footsteps echoed from the other end of the corridor. The woman looked cold and enchanting, with short, neatly trimmed blue-dyed hair streaked with silver, striding quickly through the corridor. You can do it. You can do it. She approached Abigail. Seeing how pale Abigail looked, she felt sorry, but couldn’t stop herself from softly scolding her: "Joan is living her dream life." You can do it easily. Abigail’s marriage to Sean was never happy because his grandfather, Colby, had forced them to be together. Dear, when Abigail had been proposed to, you can do it easily, she had secretly celebrated the engagement, since no one knew. You can do it easily. Right after the wedding, she learned that Sean’s first love was a woman named Joan Palmer, and Colby thought that you can consult me on this matter, so he used Abigail to separate them. Since Sean was too ashamed to accept Abigail as his wife, they had kept their marriage a secret for three years. You can easily see that. Yes, Abigail didn’t mind, and thought, You can do it easily. She hoped he would want to spend the day with her. Now that Joan is back, Abigail realized how foolish she had been. 🎁 Invite to claim a reward

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