second bride

second bride

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Suzanne is a traditional mother-in-law who is desperate for a grandchild so her family name can continue. Her son, Steve, is married to Lisa, who says she cannot get pregnant. In reality, Lisa is having an affair with her boyfriend and secretly takes birth control because she doesn't want a baby to limit her freedom. Suzanne decides Steve should marry a second woman from a poor family, a girl named Emma, whose only "duty" will be to give Steve a child. Emma gets pregnant, and during this time Suzanne discovers Lisa's lies and cheating. Heartbroken, Steve divorces Lisa. Suzanne regrets using Emma and instead accepts her as her true daughter-in-law. With baby Daniel's birth, Suzanne, Steve, and Emma start to build a real, loving family based on honesty and care, not just on the family name.
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