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I Caught My Fiancé and My Sister Before the Altar... And I Played Their Audio Recording in Front of the Guests.
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I Caught My Fiancé and My Sister Before the Altar... And I Played Their Audio Recording in Front of the Guests.

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I Caught My Fiancé and My Sister Before the Altar... And I Played Their Audio Recording in Front of the Guests. Lorena had it all—the dress, the altar, the man who swore he loved her. Until a little blue teddy bear revealed that her love was nothing more than a contract. Her fiancé wanted her fortune. Her sister helped set the trap. And in front of 200 guests, Lorena decided that she—not them—would write the ending. Some would call her a victim. She chose to be the sentence.

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Françoise V.
Françoise V.· 2 days ago

If you're on the fence — get off it. Listen tonight. With a glass of something. You'll thank me.

Isabelle Garnier
Isabelle Garnier· 2 days ago

I cried at the kitchen scene. Twice. Beautiful work — the kind of story that reminds you why we read romance.

Gudrun
Gudrun· 4 days ago

I'm a grown woman with three kids and I just listened to this with the closet door closed and a cup of tea. No regrets.

helens.book.nights
helens.book.nights· 3 weeks ago

Arranged-marriage trope but written for adults. The slow surrender, not the cliche. Five stars easy.

sandra_late_reader
sandra_late_reader· 1 month ago

Nothing else this week is going to top this.

Kathleen Sutton
Kathleen Sutton· 2 months ago

Forbidden done with care. Nobody is a villain, everyone's just human. That's harder than it looks.

Véronique T.
Véronique T.· 2 months ago

The way time is treated here. Like it's a character. Like it's the third person in every room. Beautiful.

Heike Brandt
Heike Brandt· 2 months ago

La narratrice française a une diction d'un autre temps. On dirait Anouk Aimée. Sublime.

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