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07
Already Another One? The Neighbors Whispered Among Themselves About the Widow Seeing a Man in Her Garden – What Would People Say?
*”Has she moved on already?”* The neighbors whispered behind their hands when they spotted
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07
HE WILL BE LIVING WITH US…
Hell be living with us A sharp knock announced someones arrival. Molly tossed her apron aside, wiped
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Simply Unloved
Dear Diary, Listen, my fatherinlaw, Robert, warned me sharply one evening, we welcomed you into our family
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HE WILL LIVE WITH US…
He rang the doorbell with a sharp, urgent knock that announced someones arrival. Lucy slipped off her
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09
Lucy was Overweight: At Thirty, She Weighed 120 kg. Perhaps She Suffered from a Metabolic Disorder or Something Similar. Lucy Lived in a Remote, Forgotten Market Town Where Seeking Specialists Was Both Far and Costly.
Lucy was a big girl. Shed just turned thirty and tipped the scales at about 120kg. Maybe it was a thyroid
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06
You’re Not My Wife: We Never Said ‘I Do’ at the Registry Office, Did We?
**”Youre Not My Wife: We Never Went to the Registry Office, Did We?”** *”
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When I Turned Fifteen, My Parents Decided They Definitely Needed Another Child!
When I turned fifteen, my parents decided they absolutely needed another child. My little brother, Jack
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07
Already Another Man? Galina Didn’t Even Stop to Think What the Neighbors Would Say,” Whispered the Village Gossips When They Spotted a Man in the Widow’s Yard.
Already a different man? Elaine might at least have considered what people would saythe neighbours whispered
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05
Lucy Was Overweight: At Thirty, She Weighed 120 Kg, Possibly Due to a Metabolic Disorder; Living in a Forgotten Town with Limited Access to Specialists and Affordable Healthcare.
Ethel Hawthorne was broadshouldered and heavy. At thirty she tipped the scales at one hundred and twenty
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05
Natasha Had Been Planning This for Ages – Adopting a Child from the Children’s Home
Natalie has been planning this for agesto adopt a child from a childrens home. Her husband of six years