The Former Lover Who Turned Into My Father's Wife

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She did not marry the father to get revenge. She married him because he was the only one in that family who ever asked what she wanted. The revenge came free, at the dinner where her ex had to stand up and greet her. He dumped her in a parking lot because she had no money and no name. Eight months later she married his father, and now the man who called her a nobody has to call her Madam Chairwoman at his own family's dinner table.
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Publish：2026-11-07T15:21:19.631Z
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