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A savage betrayal
THIS TIME, FOREVERDestination: revenge!Once upon a time, Mina had fallen in love with her boss, Cesare Falcone, and into his bed-only to find herself dismissed by him as a gold-digging tramp. But the story didn't end there: four years later, Mina and Cesare were reunited, and he discovered that she had kept the consequences of their one night of passion to herself. Could there ever be a happy ending, now that Cesare had discovered Mina's betrayal' For Cesare, perhaps: he proposed, and Mina discovered that his offer of marriage was just a savage charade, designed to give their daughter a name and allow him to pursue his revenge at leisure!
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- "THIS TIME, FOREVERDestination: revenge!Once upon a time, Mina had fallen in love with her boss, Cesare Falcone, and into his bed-only to find herself dismissed by him as a gold-digging tramp. But the story didn't end there: four years later, Mina and Cesare were reunited, and he discovered that she had kept the consequences of their one night of passion to herself. Could there ever be a happy ending, now that Cesare had discovered Mina's betrayal' For Cesare, perhaps: he proposed, and Mina discovered that his offer of marriage was just a savage charade, designed to give their daughter a name and allow him to pursue his revenge at leisure!"@en
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