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Cannot Bear To Let Go Of My Rich Wife

Jin Yang received a birthday present at the age of 20. He received a baby wrapped in a blanket and placed it in a box. The paternity test results told him that this was indeed his child. What? What did that happen? In Jin Yang's memory, he had never had sex with a woman. How did this child come about? Lin Shenshen had gotten pregnant before marriage and was despised by her family. She had liked Jin Yang for many years, but one day, she disappeared. She would never pester Jin Yang again and stop him from getting close to other girls. Jin Yang gave the child a name. He realized that this brat was very smart, but his personality was becoming more and more like the girl in his memory. Six years later, at Lin Shenshen's lowest, Jin Yang found her along with his son. "I'll find you a beautiful stepmother." "What about my own mother? Is she not as pretty as this young lady?" Lin Shenshen picked up her son and kissed him on the cheek. "Where did this child come from?" "Baby, let Mommy tell you—you were born in Mommy's dream!" The couple, Lin Shenshen and Jin Yang, kept teasing the little kid. Jin Yang, "Honey, why don't you elaborate? How did you give birth in your dream?!"

Ye Fei Ye · 都市
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Chapter 388: Proposal Gift (22)

She didn't know how long she had been walking, as if she had covered every street in Seattle, but still couldn't find her child. In the end, she squatted helplessly in the heavy rain and cried like a child, utterly desperate and disappointed.

There was another photo, of her sitting alone in a cafe with a piece of cake in front of her, a candle stuck in it. Beside her was a bunch of yellow chrysanthemums she bought. The picture was taken on her third birthday since coming to the United States, and it was also the third anniversary of her parents' deaths. Even after all these years, Isabel Smith could still clearly remember the torment she had gone through that day, sitting in the cafe for the entire day with a heavy heart.

Isabel never knew that one day, the six most miserable years of her life in the United States would reappear in front of her in the form of photographs.