Second Family

Second Family

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WpMetadataReadContenido adultoConcluida sáb, jun 27, 20263h 3m
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I've been married to Jared for 6 years. We have a beautiful life, with two young boys Roscoe and Robin aged 4 and 2. Our life is beautiful, filled with love and happiness. We are that couple everyone is jealous of, the couple that seems to have it all. Still madly inlove and none of it is a performance. Or so I thought..I really believed it was all real. That was until Jared and I got into an accident, an accident that kept us hospitalised for days. It turns out he has an emergency contact I didn't know about. A whole other family I didn't know about. And what makes matters even worse, the secret family was not them, no. It was mine.
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Sam has been married to his wife Olive for 4 years. They have both been trying for a baby all this time without any result. Sam is being pressured by his community to marry another woman. If your first wife cannot conceive a baby within the first 3 years of marriage, it is expected that the husband seek another. This is where Ros comes in. Olive is not handling this union well, although she's agreed to it and has always grown up in this culture, the thought of Sam being with another woman fills her with sadness and disgust. Sam just has to convince Olive that Ros is nothing more than an obligation, while she, Olive is the only woman he ever wants. The distinction matters. Or does it?

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