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Ongoing, First published May 24, 2026

Este romance se abre para uma situação desesperadora quando Valentina enfrenta uma pressão inimaginável da doença de sua mãe e dificuldades financeiras crescentes. A narrativa traça os eventos angustiantes que levam a um leilão chocante onde Valentina é oferecida para venda. Impulsionada pela crença de sua mãe de que o dinheiro vai financiar o tratamento para salvar vidas, Valentina relutantemente concorda em participar. Os capítulos subsequentes revelam o rescaldo da venda, como Valentina é transportada para a opulenta propriedade de um comprador rico, Joshua história começa..
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