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The Time of Lavender
Abigail marveled at the thoroughbreds, her eyes wide with fascination as Vincent shared anecdotes of his adventures on horseback.
Their journey continued towards the chateau's majestic vineyard, a sprawling sea of lush green vines. Vincent spoke fondly of the yearly harvest, the wine-making process, and the joy of tasting the first pour of a new batch. He plucked a ripe grape from a nearby vine, encouraging Abigail to taste the sweet fruit. The laughter and shared experiences, the stories that flowed freely, they all deepened their connection, knitting their disparate lives into a shared experience.
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Alpha Asher’s Mated Slave
That one over there is "sharon johnson"
There is one other person behind me before her..
She is kind of clingy to me probably because she has a huge crush on me since we are in high school she is our regular business partner after her is mr.Greyson waliton our most trusted business partner..
Lastly is the unknow behind me before sharon he is unknow but always against us in all angle his representatives is dodo group international his PA is shin ye a lady like you she is the host of this party they are lauching a new wine tonight that all for now he said and take another zip from his drink.. while i access his explanation in my head.
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Hired a Gigolo, Got a Billionaire
"The shade is perfect, and you can hear the birds singing."
We walked between rows of grapevines heavy with ripe fruit, following dirt paths winding through the vineyard. As we went, Annie shared little stories about adapting to life at the winery during the months she'd lived there, the friendly staff she'd met, the family traditions she'd witnessed during harvest season.
"And this is the lookout," she said, pointing to a small rise topped with a wooden pergola covered in twisting vines. "The view is amazing, especially at sunset. Zoey and I used to come up here to talk almost every afternoon."
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My Feisty Wife: Baby, You're So Sweet
Justin could not help but ask, "Mr. Sharon, did you just say that the view here is good? What are you going to see? Don't tell me that you're here to chase a woman! This is not in accordance with your identity. With your conditions, will it be so hard for you to chase someone?"
"Ha ha."
Sharon picked up a glass of water and shook his head, saying, "Alas... this woman is a little bit hard to chase."
Justin became interested. "Oh? Really? Which family's daughter is so difficult to deal with?"
"I won't tell you now." Instead of answering him right away, Sharon beckoned the waiter over. "Let's order first... it's hard to say whether we'll be able to meet her today."
The waiter came up and asked,
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THE LAST STRAW OF LOVE.
** Shadows Among the Vines**
The Cain Vineyard was at the height of its glory, a living monument to generations of love and resilience. Each harvest brought new accolades, and the vineyard’s global reputation for sustainability and innovation was unmatched. Yet, as the family gathered to celebrate another successful season, an unexpected shadow loomed on the horizon—one that threatened everything they had built.
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A Startling Discovery
It began with Lily, who had taken to inspecting the vines herself as the vineyard’s leader. She enjoyed these walks, finding peace among the rows and using the time to reflect on her family’s legacy.
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The Billionaire Ascendancy
Sh
aron questions her with a smile as Ava instructs her to show her both pictures
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My Charity Case Wants $50k
A month later, I was tucked away in the library with a book when a senior—basically the campus gossip hotline—slid into the seat next to me.
He glanced around, leaned in, eyes buzzing. "Vincci, you hear? Big news—Sharon just blew up in the worst way."
I flipped a page without looking up. "Hm?"
"Massive," he said, practically bouncing. "She owed hundreds of thousands, took out predatory loans—the kind with interest that explodes overnight."
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The Taste I Like
This is her land.
"What is this?" Ethan finally ask.
"A map." Aaron looked at the map. "I think... It is..." Stopping, he looked at me. "Is it Oak Vineyard?" He asked.
I nodded.
My reaction realized the rush of Campbell brothers into my office. Ivan joined them and looked at the map carefully. I looked back and forth between me and the map before concentrating on the map. Why do I feel he is understanding it?
"Our vineyard has a tunnel beneath," Ivan mumbled, in shock
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Scorned Wife No More: A Queen Pampered by Three Tycoons
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Sharon's expression instantly hardened, and she felt a twinge of regret. After all, the VIP membership card had been a source of frustration for her for many years.
Despite being the matriarch of the esteemed Barrett family in Bern City, she didn't possess a VIP membership card from Vior.
In the past, Laura had forbidden it, and now Timothy also prohibited her from obtaining one herself.
Despite her indignation, Sharon outwardly maintained the facade of upholding Laura's principles of frugality; she used it as a justification for not acquiring the VIP card, all to preserve her dignity.
Nonetheless, Shelly's revelation about Monalize's intention to use her VIP membership card to win over Sh
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Shady Blue
“Blue. You’ve grown up quite fast—have you gotten taller?”
“It’s been a while… probably.” The girl smiled awkwardly as she spoke. Fingers knitted in her lap. Fiancé’s hand inching up her thigh. The sun had crest over the trees straddling the back fence, pouring through the windows. Her neck had begun to burn, cheeks heating a shy red with its embrace. Rather inappropriately, Vincent had decided the woman with the two hands of Sol cradling her face as though about to take her in a kiss would look rather pretty on her knees, looking up, mouth open.
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Luca and Frankie's journey in 'Autumn in the Vineyard' wraps up in such a satisfying way that it left me grinning for days. After all the tension, misunderstandings, and vineyard rivalry, they finally acknowledge their feelings in this beautifully understated scene under the autumn leaves. Frankie, who's always been so fiercely independent, lets her guard down just enough for Luca to see how much she cares. And Luca—oh, he’s been patient, but when he finally kisses her, it’s like the whole vineyard sighs in relief. The way the author ties in the harvest festival as a backdrop for their reconciliation is pure magic. It’s not just about romance; it’s about family legacies, trusting yourself, and realizing that love doesn’t mean giving up who you are. I loved how Frankie’s growth mirrored the changing seasons—stubborn as winter at first, then blooming like spring, and finally warm and open like autumn. The last chapter with them sharing a bottle of their blended wine? Perfect metaphor for their relationship.
What really stuck with me, though, was the secondary plot with Frankie’s grandmother. Her quiet wisdom about letting go of grudges to make room for new beginnings added so much depth. The way the vineyard itself almost feels like a character by the end—especially that ancient oak tree they always argue under—makes the ending feel earned. It’s one of those books where you close the cover and immediately miss the world.
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