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on her pale d

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was her eldest cousin's wedding and sh

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for a moment, and she fe

as grabbed by several maids a

on her face, and the others s

wedding dress was

cle

most pleadingly, unable to

ords made Fisayo feel

rojaiye’s family is not something our family can afford to offend. Akeredolu's fami

te words on her? Even a dog raised for eight

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her face, and i

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still want to live in the Akeredolu family for

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he could see that she was in a luxuriously decorated

the only one here, and brea

u was short, fat, and bald, and he

to escape. She couldn't marry an ol

bed, looked around, and q

side the window, but accidentally twisted her foot when she

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pockets and looked out th

and a shallow smile appeared on... his

ting. She could climb trees

one: "Let her go, and no o

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ay with his long legs, his tall and

ad passed through the door of a d

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t floor, where the old b

flowers and candles, and every moment was worth a fortune. Could

posture exuded innate nobility and elegance. He stood tall li

old and ugly as the

at Tunde, and his thin

to relax. Tell Grand

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I know how to hand

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lad men appeared quickly, bowing re

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were filled with confusion. After leaving the Akeredolu family,

. Finally, she couldn't help but stop in front of a bank. Like a stray dog, s

go back to the A

send me back to the Durojaiye family.

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osed-off world, and she stru