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Chapter 54 - 54 54 Each Has Their Own Misfortunes

Chapter 54: Chapter 54 Each Has Their Own Misfortunes Chapter 54: Chapter 54 Each Has Their Own Misfortunes So, she was very resistant to the term “stepmother.” She didn’t find the stepmother that Xiao Ming Wei described as pretty as a fairy girl at all, nor did she believe that the stepmother in Xiao Ming Wei’s words was a good person.

“You’re lying! My mom is doing great, she is Little Fairy, she loves me, second brother, and big brother, if you don’t believe me, come to my house and see!”

Don’t be fooled by Xiao Ming Wei’s young age; the little cutie had a sharp tongue!

To be precise, Xiao Ming Wei was able to speak a lot of words before she was even two years old, and after she turned two, her speech was super smooth.

“Vivi! Hanhan!”

The yard gate was half open, and Kang Li, holding Xiao Ming Rui’s hand, came out of the yard. Hearing Xiao Ming Wei’s baby voice, she looked over and saw the little cutie arguing with a girl smaller than her.

“What’s wrong? Vivi, did something happen?”

Approaching, she let go of Xiao Ming Rui’s hand, knelt on one knee, took the little cutie into her arms, and looked into the little cutie’s eyes with a gentle voice.

old banyan tree turned

us, her mom really does look like a

mom is really

my sister wasn’t lying to you, you just wouldn’t believe it, now you see, isn’t my mom especially especially

really full of

this moment, Xiao Ming Han was standing tall, with an air of smugness in her delicate

mom,

mom, her large

taken aback

Wen Yue sisters, whose birth mother had ostensibly left because of her unhappy marriage with Wen Siyuan, leading to divorce. But in reality, as a woman and mother who loved her own flesh and blood, who would want to abandon

want to leave her own children, but the pressure was undeniably immense as

all too well that her continuous birth of daughters over the years

this, after the birth of the third daughter, Wen Yue’s birth mother had not even completed the traditional Chinese postpartum period when she was confronted with a divorce agreement, one that was initiated by her mother-in-law and to which her husband

when using their children and years’ worth of affection as leverage, none of