Thousand Birch Fallen

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A year ago, Grace Gordon, the step-daughter of the Gordon Family, married into the Yale Family amidst everyone's envious gaze.
A year later, it was revealed that 27-year-old Grace Gordon had a 13-year-old illegitimate son, and was driven out by the Yale Family.
A marriage left her in ruin, without home or loved ones.
At this point, she realized that the Yale Family's acceptance of her had ulterior motives.
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He is a rising star in politics, and their only connection is that they once woke up in the same bed.
When they meet again, he looks at her through a veil of smoke, his voice low and steady: "Grace Gordon, leave Lewis Yale... become my wife."
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After three years of a secret marriage, she becomes his greatest support.
He also stands at the pinnacle, despising everyone else.
She comes home drunk, red wine in her left hand, and a divorce agreement in her right. Her drunken demeanor captivating, eyes smiling faintly: "The days when we used each other... should come to an end."
He looks at her intensely: "Stop joking, just when everybody finds out about you, you want to divorce? Wouldn't that be telling everyone that the President has been abandoned?"
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Stanhope Brown encountered such a woman five years ago. She was poison to him...a drug he couldn't quit, forget, and felt that pampering her was never enough.
Grace Gordon encountered such a man five years ago. For her, he was her pillar of strength, her redemption...he was the tattoo forever etched in her heart and impossible to erase.

Scandalous President

Grace Gordon hardly slept a wink that night, her pillow dampened with tears. It was not until just before dawn that she finally dozed off.


Now, Grace faced more troubles than she had imagined, such as... the issue of finding a job to earn money, and... Wilbert Morgan's schooling.


Grace had to tackle each problem one by one. Her resume had already been sent out, but there was still no interview notice, so she decided to take Wilbert to see a school today.


Wilbert was a first-year junior high school student and had been educated abroad. She wondered whether there would be any issues if he studied domestically...


Grace found that in recent years, Charlie Morgan had taught Wilbert well. Although his Chinese was a bit rigid, he could still communicate fluently. Wilbert was familiar with their national characters and could recognize all the commonly used characters. This was already quite remarkable for a teenager.


Chapter 46: Did the Secretary of State send you?