Miranda Lawrence

At the age of 18, Patricia married Martin Langley, a man who was paralyzed from the waist down, instead of her stepsister, Debbie Brown. She accompanied him through the darkest moments of his life.
Despite their two-year marriage and companionship, their relationship didn’t mean as much to Martin as Debbie's return.
Martin, in order to treat Debbie's illness, heartlessly disregarded her pregnancy and cruelly bound her to the operating table. Martin was heartless, he left Patricia feeling lifeless, which prompted her to leave and go to a foreign land.
Martin, however, would never give up Patricia, even though he hated her. He couldn't deny that he had and inexplicable fascination with her. Could it be that Martin, unbeknownst to him, has become helplessly in love with Patricia?
When she came back from abroad, whose child is the little boy by Patricia's side? Why does he resemble Martin, the devil incarnate, so much?
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Angela, from a rough background, tied the knot with Carlos, the rich CEO, all for the moolah. The deal she had to get it on with the out-of-it Carlos within three years and pop out his kid. But getting frisky with a guy in a coma? Talk about a tough gig.
After a ton of tries, Angela finally gets knocked up. She thought she'd hit the jackpot as a billionaire's missus. Surprise, surprise! Carlos wakes up and asks for a split, head over heels for someone else.
Fast forward seven years, Angela rolls in with their brainiac twin boys, top dogs in the game. Carlos, once full of himself, sees the light and wants her back, swearing to treat her right.
"Daddy! You should bend over backwards."
Carlos never thought that his brainy boys would be the biggest hurdle on the path to winning back his lady.
"Babe, I messed up. Can you forgive me?"

Quinn, a mute, was seen by others as fortunate to have married the handsome and wealthy Alexander. Little did they know, this marked the beginning of Quinn's misfortune.
Alexander was extremely indifferent towards Quinn, often leaving her alone in an empty house. Every time Alexander came home, it was just to sleep with Quinn. Quinn was furious. What did Alexander see her as? A tool to satisfy his desires?
Not only that, but Alexander also behaved intimately with other women.
When Quinn became pregnant again and finally made up her mind to divorce Alexander, at the moment Alexander realized he was about to lose the most precious thing, he went crazy...
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