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Marrying The Man Who Hates Me

Marrying The Man Who Hates Me

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Chapter 1 The Man Without a Face

Word Count: 485    |    Released on: 04/03/2025

orhood. The place was nothing grand-just a modest coffee shop with wooden tables, the scent of roasted beans lingering in the air

ed him a glance, he was just another elderly man-gray hair, weathered skin, slightly hunched posture. His clothes were

of ruthless ambition. But power came at a cost-one he was no longer willing to pay. Every woman who entered his life did so with a purp

rything that made him him and had rebuilt himself into Enzo Valente, a simple, aging man with nothing to his name. No one knew the truth except

hing real in the world. That not everyone could be bought with power and money.

l to

s young, perhaps in her mid-twenties, her dark curls clinging to her skin, her simple dress soaked thro

er eyes landed on him, she stiffened. He didn't know her-he was certain of that. And yet,

her hands trembling sligh

That depends," he said, his voice roughened wi

filled with something he couldn't quit

arte," she said softly.

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Marrying The Man Who Hates Me
Marrying The Man Who Hates Me
“Leandro Castellano, a wealthy businessman known for being cold and heartless, has lost faith in love. Every woman who approaches him wants nothing more than his money and status. Fed up, he takes drastic measures-disguising himself as a poor old man named "Enzo" and living a simple life in a small town. There he meets Seraphina Duarte, a woman willing to marry in order to save her family from crushing debt. She accepts the old man's proposal, thinking that at least she can live with someone who seems kind but helpless. However, Seraphina is no ordinary woman either. She hides a big secret-the real reason she is so desperate to marry. Over time, Leandro-under his identity as Enzo-begins to fall in love with his own wife. But the deeper he digs into Seraphina's life, the more he realizes that something is not right. He is not the only one lying in this marriage. Who will discover the truth first? Can their love survive when all the masks are finally removed? Or will this be a war between two people who both hide wounds and secrets?”