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Due to the drunkenness, Lin Qiumi and Su Yicheng had a night of love.Two months later, she brazenly approached him."How much do you want?""It's not for you, it's for you!" My little brother is in trouble, I want to borrow one million! ""Marry me!""You're so rich, why can't you lend it to me?""I will... More

Due to the drunkenness, Lin Qiumi and Su Yicheng had a night of love.Two months later, she brazenly approached him."How much do you want?""It's not for you, it's for you!" My little brother is in trouble, I want to borrow one million! ""Marry me!""You're so rich, why can't you lend it to me?""I will... More

Due to the drunkenness, Lin Qiumi and Su Yicheng had a night of love.Two months later, she brazenly approached him."How much do you want?""It's not for you, it's for you!" My little brother is in trouble, I want to borrow one million! ""Marry me!""You're so rich, why can't you lend it to me?""I will... More

"I suspect. But this is the task of the Organization, you understand. " The man's tone remained calm, but he seemed to have already connected the dots. Even if he escaped to the most remote part of South Africa, he would still be unable to escape from the organization.... More

"I suspect. But this is the task of the Organization, you understand. " The man's tone remained calm, but he seemed to have already connected the dots. Even if he escaped to the most remote part of South Africa, he would still be unable to escape from the organization.... More

"I suspect. But this is the task of the Organization, you understand. " The man's tone remained calm, but he seemed to have already connected the dots. Even if he escaped to the most remote part of South Africa, he would still be unable to escape from the organization.... More

"I suspect. But this is the task of the Organization, you understand. "The man's tone remained calm, but he seemed to have already connected the dots. Even if he escaped to the most remote part of South Africa, he would still be unable to escape from the organization.... More

"I suspect. But this is the task of the Organization, you understand. "The man's tone remained calm, but he seemed to have already connected the dots. Even if he escaped to the most remote part of South Africa, he would still be unable to escape from the organization.... More

"I suspect. But this is the task of the Organization, you understand. "The man's tone remained calm, but he seemed to have already connected the dots. Even if he escaped to the most remote part of South Africa, he would still be unable to escape from the organization.... More

"I suspect. But this is the task of the Organization, you understand. "The man's tone remained calm, but he seemed to have already connected the dots. Even if he escaped to the most remote part of South Africa, he would still be unable to escape from the organization.... More

"I suspect. But this is the task of the Organization, you understand. "The man's tone remained calm, but he seemed to have already connected the dots. Even if he escaped to the most remote part of South Africa, he would still be unable to escape from the organization.... More

Dot May Dunn grew up in Derbyshire, the daughter of a miner, during the wartime years. In 1951 she joined the NHS as an early recruit and went on to train as a nurse. Dot's books are full of wonderful anecdotal insight into the life that she has experienced, written with warmth, humour and vivid ac... More

The compelling and heartwarming story of a young nurse's life and work in 1950s England from the SUNDAY TIMES bestselling author."Three small children peep out, their eyes watching me from beneath tousled but clean hair. Their clothes seem to have been put on their bodies to cover them rather than t... More

It's 1939 and little Dot May Dun is playing with her brothers in the quiet lanes of their Derbyshire village. The grown-ups' talk of war means very little to Dot but things are starting to change in the village, for good. When a prisoner of war camp is built close to Dot's village, and a Yankee bas... More

Dot May Dunn grew up in Derbyshire, the daughter of a miner, during the wartime years. In 1951 she joined the NHS as an early recruit and went on to train as a nurse. Dot's books are full of wonderful anecdotal insight into the life that she has experienced, written with warmth, humour and vivid ac... More

The heart-warming tale of a wartime childhood.It's 1939 and little Dot May Dun is playing with her brothers in the quiet lanes of their Derbyshire village. The grown-ups' talk of war means very little to Dot but things are starting to change in the village, for good.When a prisoner of war camp is bu... More

A young midwife's account of her training in the Midlands in the 1950s. A SUNDAY TIMES bestseller.It's 1957, and in a shattered post-war world, life goes on. Dot, a pupil midwife, negotiates the streets on her trusty old bicycle - come rain or shine - to help women in need.Living and working under t... More

The compelling and heartwarming story of a young nurse's life and work in 1950s England from the SUNDAY TIMES bestselling author."Three small children peep out, their eyes watching me from beneath tousled but clean hair. Their clothes seem to have been put on their bodies to cover them rather than t... More

It's 1939 and little Dot May Dun is playing with her brothers in the quiet lanes of their Derbyshire village. The grown-ups' talk of war means very little to Dot but things are starting to change in the village, for good.When a prisoner of war camp is built close to Dot's village, and a Yankee base ... More

It's 1957, and in a shattered post-war world, life goes on. Dot, a pupil midwife, negotiates the streets on her trusty old bicycle - come rain or shine - to help women in need.Living and working under the supervision of the strict Mrs O'Reilly, she must complete her training with twelve deliveries: ... More

On her first day in office, she had stolen her boss's first kiss and not only had she become the public enemy of all the women in the hospital, but she had also become addicted to a piece of skin candy. "You've taken my first kiss, so you're responsible for me." With a single sentence from the doc... More

On her first day in office, she had stolen her boss's first kiss and not only had she become the public enemy of all the women in the hospital, but she had also become addicted to a piece of skin candy."You've taken my first kiss, so you're responsible for me."With a single sentence from the doctor,... More

On her first day in office, she had stolen her boss's first kiss and not only had she become the public enemy of all the women in the hospital, but she had also become addicted to a piece of skin candy."You've taken my first kiss, so you're responsible for me."With a single sentence from the doctor,... More

On her first day in office, she had stolen her boss's first kiss and not only had she become the public enemy of all the women in the hospital, but she had also become addicted to a piece of skin candy."You've taken my first kiss, so you're responsible for me."With a single sentence from the doctor,... More

Each industry had its own revered patriarchs, just as the coppersmiths' patriarchs were Old Lord Li, the dyers' patriarchs were the Second Sage Maegor, the carpenters' patriarchs were Luban, and the hunters' patriarchs were the gods. According to the Mountain and Sea Scripture, the brothers lived on... More