My Accidental Husband is a Billionaire

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Keira shook her head, struggling.”

She didn’t want to rot there forever!

She didn’t want to live in the filthy ditch either!

So, with the little time she had, she studied hard, striving to work her way up. She was determined to change her own fate!

At the age of four, she had never been to kindergarten. She secretly observed Isla, learning a foreign language. When Isla stumbled over a word, Keira was quick to respond. She thought she would receive praise from her mother. However, she never ever expected that what was about to occur was almost a complete

disaster!

Poppy praised her and unexpectedly, gave her a piece

of cake.

The sweet and rich cream in her mouth gave her a

sense of satisfaction. She was reluctant to swallow it.

She thought her life was going to change. Poppy held her hand with a smile and took her out, only to hand

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her over to a human trafficker.

She didn’t cry or make a fuss. After all, the human traffickers at least gave her tasty candy, showed her kindness, and smiled at her.

Until they locked her in a basement with a bunch of

other children.

There, she met an older boy.

They spent a month together, having a good time…

In the beginning, the boy didn’t talk much. Later, he asked her, “Don’t you want to escape?”

She said happily, “I don’t.”

Although there was no freedom, she got enough to eat, had warm clothes, and didn’t have to see her mother. She felt that was the happiest time in her life.

The boy was puzzled and asked, “Why?”

She said, “Because no one hits me here.”

The boy pondered her words before asking, “What’s

your name?”

She shook her head.

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didn’t have a name and didn’t have a household

registration number…

All the other children would cry and make a fuss, while she smiled every day. The human trafficker was the least guarded against her. So in the end, the boy handed her a bag of sleeping drugs to put in the trafficker’s food.

She did it.

As the children were running haphazardly away, she just stood there.

The boy asked her, “Why don’t you leave?”

She shook her head. “I don’t know where to go.”

home with

a hand toward her, and she took his

hand.

go home with him in the end. Because they were so young, they were rescued by the police as soon as they descended the

family.

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the boy’s leg and asked him in confusion, “Didn’t you say you would take me

home?”

you aren’t his kin. You can’t

to go home! I want to be with

her head and asked her, “Is it because you’ll be beaten when you

After all, children of their age often made

When we grow up, I’ll come and

woke up abruptly.

her momentarily confused about what was real and what was a

didn’t know about others. but

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that happened when she

gave her a nickname, Eleven, because she was

trafficked there.

remembered the taste of chocolate.

remembered the sunlight pouring into

the dust dancing in the

happiest time when she was a kid.

turned 22, yet, that

smile emerged on Keira’s

was really fond of him. A

love, but his existence was the pillar

their light was

was that boy…

a kid. He must have long forgotten

finally

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the

and saw Lewis sitting next to

Matthew’s

should leave now. I

and came to the bedside,

was gloomy. “I’m

Moreover, I have to

appropriate for

lifted her blouse.

my eyes, there is no distinction of gender.”

more, but when he saw the segment of her slender waist beneath her blouse, he

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the room, Tom, who was waiting outside,

the door, and scolded,

Tom was perplexed.

cleared his throat and

is a trending

he handed over his mobile phone.

the top trends showing a journalist

Finley Hill’s son, Connor Hill, who was wearing his school uniform, his

with discomfort and

“About your father’s murder case,

not used to face the

so he faltered. “My cousin…she didn’t do it intentionally. It was an accident…”

father was a gambler. Didn’t you

hesitated for a moment. “Sometimes yes, but

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about it. You can’t

are born to, but

one