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For nearly twenty years,those three words dictated the life of Lillian Manville. Quiet wnassuming and overweight. Lillian did anything to please her husband,the sedl made billionaire James manvill. Since the age of seventeen,she had obeyed this poweful older man's every command and in returnshe received a life beyond her wildest dreams. Elaborate mansions Trips around the world. The finest jewels and the most luxurious fashions.
But when Jimmie dies suddlenly in a plan cras,Lillian's pampered life come to an abrupt halt. She learns that Jimmie has bequeathed all of his riches to hie devious diblings. Atlanta and Ray except and lold farmhouse in a small town Calburn Virginis. Lillina soon dicovers a well of secrets that connect the long ago tragedy concerning a group of boys hailed as the Golden Six.
Lillin's unexpevter circumstances quickly transform her. She loses weight and with the help of Matthew Longacre,a kind handsome local man,renovates the farmhouse and deveplps her own thriving business. Although Lillian's new life seems as strong as the mulberry tree firmyl planted outside her farmhouse,there remains secrets that threaten tjo uproot the past she cherished and the future she will fight to protect.
But when Jimmie dies suddlenly in a plan cras,Lillian's pampered life come to an abrupt halt. She learns that Jimmie has bequeathed all of his riches to hie devious diblings. Atlanta and Ray except and lold farmhouse in a small town Calburn Virginis. Lillina soon dicovers a well of secrets that connect the long ago tragedy concerning a group of boys hailed as the Golden Six.
Lillin's unexpevter circumstances quickly transform her. She loses weight and with the help of Matthew Longacre,a kind handsome local man,renovates the farmhouse and deveplps her own thriving business. Although Lillian's new life seems as strong as the mulberry tree firmyl planted outside her farmhouse,there remains secrets that threaten tjo uproot the past she cherished and the future she will fight to protect.
