Mending Her Heart

  • Genre： Adult
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  • Status： Completed

  • Rating(4.3 / 5.0) ★

Alison, once deeply hurt by her ex's deceit and toxic behavior, struggles with vulnerability after the pain. She chooses to focus on her daughter and career, avoiding love in her life. Enter Leonardo, whose heart instantly fell for Alison in an unexpected way. However, Alison's past is a formidable obstacle, making it difficult for her to envision letting love in again. Both of them bear emotional scars from their previous relationships. Will their paths intertwine, allowing a chance for a new love story, or will Alison's history continue to overshadow her longing heart's desires?

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  1. KaryKD
    KaryKD rated it
    loving the story thus far eric was always my favorite out of the 2 brothers
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  1. SunnyBae13
    SunnyBae13 rated it
    I have enjoyed this story!!  I have never read any wolf stories before so it was something new for me.
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  1. JOYofSALVATION
    JOYofSALVATION rated it
    oh then its ok, I think it tries to do too much instead of sprinkling it(plot) but system is just saitama system with some plant stuff(light) seems to change after mc meets bad guys thou(power creep and smth) and haven't read that far(like 70? or a bit more) (others mentioned city building and idk anything abt that )
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  1. preciouspeter
    preciouspeter rated it
    Author self inserts himself into f*ck*ng a bunch of well-known anime and manga characters- the webnovel
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  1. Daoistramlya
    Daoistramlya rated it
    In the universe of the novel, you'll likely be killed if you mention that Taiwan is a country. It straight up ignores the fact that most Chinese innovations are just stolen tech they "obtained" through espionage since it's cheaper than actual R&D, and most academic papers published in China are over 90% fraudulent works rubber-stamped due to nepotism.
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