59 EPAfter Divorce, Three Aces Chase Me
Story Overview
Secret billionaire heiress Melissa works as a cleaner for her husband Jeffrey, only to be betrayed and framed by him and his lover Jocelyn.After she chooses divorce, her three wealthy childhood friends step forward. These top tycoons all propose, promising to shield her.
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