Your Husband Not Your Brother-in-law

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of financial reports. This fund had an unstoppabl

ors," Arthur replied, neither humble nor arroga

knew him well understood his innate coldness and detachme

l sore, so she found

quet, Mrs. Old Moore se

on a video call

rig

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he never missed a family banquet. Though he couldn't be

his grandmother and a few elders, Au

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right, handsom

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able to return by t

l be waitin

Moore and the elders were visibly plea

seemingly warm and pure at heart. Even someone as shr

w-Austin was a co

e coming back, and the first person you tell is Anne. Don't

a, Mom, I love you both the most

chuckled. "

mother, Camilla, wiped her ey

Mom. This time, you can't be biased. Whe

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ed at Anne before quickly loo

ne understood it p

engagement the ol

lla's dissatisfact

ady to Betty, the daughter of a prominent Chicago politician. With the upcoming election, the M

lies. Mrs. Old Moore had been arranging meetings with prominent heir

n, she had pr

Her mother was the head of obstetrics and gynecology at a centr

she had no social standing, no

resentment was

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