Ditched My Cheater Husband For His Billionaire Brother
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Episode 25Lydia Rowan, golf’s youngest Grand Slam champion, gave up the game at her peak to stand behind her husband, Vincent Hawthorne, as his coach and manager. He kept their marriage hidden until his first victory, promising her a wedding—only for Lydia to be shoved down the stairs before it could happen.
When she woke, Lydia feigned amnesia, but Vincent used the chance to his advantage, insisting she was really married to his brother, Sebastian, while he moved toward marrying her best friend. Stung and humiliated, Lydia decided on revenge and arranged a marriage with Sebastian. The deal was supposed to be temporary, yet it slowly turned real.
By the time Vincent tried to reclaim her, he could no longer even prove their marriage. In the end, he was left only to watch Lydia leave without looking back.
Episode 26Lydia Rowan, golf’s youngest Grand Slam champion, gave up the game at her peak to stand behind her husband, Vincent Hawthorne, as his coach and manager. He kept their marriage hidden until his first victory, promising her a wedding—only for Lydia to be shoved down the stairs before it could happen.
When she woke, Lydia feigned amnesia, but Vincent used the chance to his advantage, insisting she was really married to his brother, Sebastian, while he moved toward marrying her best friend. Stung and humiliated, Lydia decided on revenge and arranged a marriage with Sebastian. The deal was supposed to be temporary, yet it slowly turned real.
By the time Vincent tried to reclaim her, he could no longer even prove their marriage. In the end, he was left only to watch Lydia leave without looking back.
Episode 27Lydia Rowan, golf’s youngest Grand Slam champion, gave up the game at her peak to stand behind her husband, Vincent Hawthorne, as his coach and manager. He kept their marriage hidden until his first victory, promising her a wedding—only for Lydia to be shoved down the stairs before it could happen.
When she woke, Lydia feigned amnesia, but Vincent used the chance to his advantage, insisting she was really married to his brother, Sebastian, while he moved toward marrying her best friend. Stung and humiliated, Lydia decided on revenge and arranged a marriage with Sebastian. The deal was supposed to be temporary, yet it slowly turned real.
By the time Vincent tried to reclaim her, he could no longer even prove their marriage. In the end, he was left only to watch Lydia leave without looking back.
Episode 28Lydia Rowan, golf’s youngest Grand Slam champion, gave up the game at her peak to stand behind her husband, Vincent Hawthorne, as his coach and manager. He kept their marriage hidden until his first victory, promising her a wedding—only for Lydia to be shoved down the stairs before it could happen.
When she woke, Lydia feigned amnesia, but Vincent used the chance to his advantage, insisting she was really married to his brother, Sebastian, while he moved toward marrying her best friend. Stung and humiliated, Lydia decided on revenge and arranged a marriage with Sebastian. The deal was supposed to be temporary, yet it slowly turned real.
By the time Vincent tried to reclaim her, he could no longer even prove their marriage. In the end, he was left only to watch Lydia leave without looking back.
Episode 29Lydia Rowan, golf’s youngest Grand Slam champion, gave up the game at her peak to stand behind her husband, Vincent Hawthorne, as his coach and manager. He kept their marriage hidden until his first victory, promising her a wedding—only for Lydia to be shoved down the stairs before it could happen.
When she woke, Lydia feigned amnesia, but Vincent used the chance to his advantage, insisting she was really married to his brother, Sebastian, while he moved toward marrying her best friend. Stung and humiliated, Lydia decided on revenge and arranged a marriage with Sebastian. The deal was supposed to be temporary, yet it slowly turned real.
By the time Vincent tried to reclaim her, he could no longer even prove their marriage. In the end, he was left only to watch Lydia leave without looking back.
Episode 30Lydia Rowan, golf’s youngest Grand Slam champion, gave up the game at her peak to stand behind her husband, Vincent Hawthorne, as his coach and manager. He kept their marriage hidden until his first victory, promising her a wedding—only for Lydia to be shoved down the stairs before it could happen.
When she woke, Lydia feigned amnesia, but Vincent used the chance to his advantage, insisting she was really married to his brother, Sebastian, while he moved toward marrying her best friend. Stung and humiliated, Lydia decided on revenge and arranged a marriage with Sebastian. The deal was supposed to be temporary, yet it slowly turned real.
By the time Vincent tried to reclaim her, he could no longer even prove their marriage. In the end, he was left only to watch Lydia leave without looking back.
Episode 31Lydia Rowan, golf’s youngest Grand Slam champion, gave up the game at her peak to stand behind her husband, Vincent Hawthorne, as his coach and manager. He kept their marriage hidden until his first victory, promising her a wedding—only for Lydia to be shoved down the stairs before it could happen.
When she woke, Lydia feigned amnesia, but Vincent used the chance to his advantage, insisting she was really married to his brother, Sebastian, while he moved toward marrying her best friend. Stung and humiliated, Lydia decided on revenge and arranged a marriage with Sebastian. The deal was supposed to be temporary, yet it slowly turned real.
By the time Vincent tried to reclaim her, he could no longer even prove their marriage. In the end, he was left only to watch Lydia leave without looking back.
Episode 32Lydia Rowan, golf’s youngest Grand Slam champion, gave up the game at her peak to stand behind her husband, Vincent Hawthorne, as his coach and manager. He kept their marriage hidden until his first victory, promising her a wedding—only for Lydia to be shoved down the stairs before it could happen.
When she woke, Lydia feigned amnesia, but Vincent used the chance to his advantage, insisting she was really married to his brother, Sebastian, while he moved toward marrying her best friend. Stung and humiliated, Lydia decided on revenge and arranged a marriage with Sebastian. The deal was supposed to be temporary, yet it slowly turned real.
By the time Vincent tried to reclaim her, he could no longer even prove their marriage. In the end, he was left only to watch Lydia leave without looking back.
Episode 33Lydia Rowan, golf’s youngest Grand Slam champion, gave up the game at her peak to stand behind her husband, Vincent Hawthorne, as his coach and manager. He kept their marriage hidden until his first victory, promising her a wedding—only for Lydia to be shoved down the stairs before it could happen.
When she woke, Lydia feigned amnesia, but Vincent used the chance to his advantage, insisting she was really married to his brother, Sebastian, while he moved toward marrying her best friend. Stung and humiliated, Lydia decided on revenge and arranged a marriage with Sebastian. The deal was supposed to be temporary, yet it slowly turned real.
By the time Vincent tried to reclaim her, he could no longer even prove their marriage. In the end, he was left only to watch Lydia leave without looking back.
Episode 34Lydia Rowan, golf’s youngest Grand Slam champion, gave up the game at her peak to stand behind her husband, Vincent Hawthorne, as his coach and manager. He kept their marriage hidden until his first victory, promising her a wedding—only for Lydia to be shoved down the stairs before it could happen.
When she woke, Lydia feigned amnesia, but Vincent used the chance to his advantage, insisting she was really married to his brother, Sebastian, while he moved toward marrying her best friend. Stung and humiliated, Lydia decided on revenge and arranged a marriage with Sebastian. The deal was supposed to be temporary, yet it slowly turned real.
By the time Vincent tried to reclaim her, he could no longer even prove their marriage. In the end, he was left only to watch Lydia leave without looking back.
Episode 35Lydia Rowan, golf’s youngest Grand Slam champion, gave up the game at her peak to stand behind her husband, Vincent Hawthorne, as his coach and manager. He kept their marriage hidden until his first victory, promising her a wedding—only for Lydia to be shoved down the stairs before it could happen.
When she woke, Lydia feigned amnesia, but Vincent used the chance to his advantage, insisting she was really married to his brother, Sebastian, while he moved toward marrying her best friend. Stung and humiliated, Lydia decided on revenge and arranged a marriage with Sebastian. The deal was supposed to be temporary, yet it slowly turned real.
By the time Vincent tried to reclaim her, he could no longer even prove their marriage. In the end, he was left only to watch Lydia leave without looking back.
Episode 36Lydia Rowan, golf’s youngest Grand Slam champion, gave up the game at her peak to stand behind her husband, Vincent Hawthorne, as his coach and manager. He kept their marriage hidden until his first victory, promising her a wedding—only for Lydia to be shoved down the stairs before it could happen.
When she woke, Lydia feigned amnesia, but Vincent used the chance to his advantage, insisting she was really married to his brother, Sebastian, while he moved toward marrying her best friend. Stung and humiliated, Lydia decided on revenge and arranged a marriage with Sebastian. The deal was supposed to be temporary, yet it slowly turned real.
By the time Vincent tried to reclaim her, he could no longer even prove their marriage. In the end, he was left only to watch Lydia leave without looking back.
