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Title: I'm not Innocent Author: Anneyiie Genre: Action-Romance Status: Completed
Blurb:
"Life for Life... Death for Death... Revenge for Revenge"
A 26-years-old woman Cassidy Kira Avila is a well-known doctor in Spain. She was an influential woman and hated by the government because she was against the national government's law. She is a beautiful young women, tall, slim and a quiet person but she is considered a scary woman by many. She met a man she did not expect to come into her life, a man who is the opposite of the person she first loved. He was tall, muscular, handsome and shy but kind. They lived in the Philippines for the safety of their family because someone disturbed their peaceful life but destiny is playful because that person still found them. Her miserable life began again because apart from her enemy, other people also hated her and forced her to overthrow her. She wants to ignore the problems that come to her because all she wants is a peaceful life but she may lose freedom, power, and family.
