Blurb：
When Harper Anderson discovered her husband Weston Thompson embracing pregnant Anna Anderson—the real Anderson daughter who stabbed her years ago—her world shattered. The elaborate deception by Weston, Robert Anderson, and Maria Anderson unraveled, revealing their conspiracy to protect Anna. Now, Harper must confront the painful truth about her fake daughter status and seek justice against those who betrayed her. This gripping tale of family secrets, revenge, and redemption will keep you on the edge of your seat. Perfect for fans of dramatic thrillers and emotional rollercoasters!Content：
The day I was exposed as the fake daughter of the Anderson family, the real daughter Anna Anderson burst through the front door and stabbed me multiple times in the abdomen, causing me to lose the ability to become a mother forever.My fiancé Weston Thompson was furious about this incident, and my adoptive parents Robert Anderson and Maria Anderson urgently declared that they would never acknowledge Anna as their daughter.
To comfort me, Weston proposed to me as quickly as possible, while Robert and Maria immediately wrote a formal document severing ties with Anna, telling me to rest and recover peacefully.
Later, they told me that Anna had fled abroad and been sold into trafficking. She deserved it, and I believed their words.
Until our sixth Christmas after marriage, I actually saw Anna, who was supposed to be suffering abroad. She was leaning against Weston's embrace with a pregnant belly.
Anna said with emotion, "If I hadn't lost my temper and made that mistake six Christmases ago, Harper wouldn't have had the chance to marry you." Harper Anderson is my name.
She paused, then continued, "Fortunately, you and Mom and Dad all sided with me. Otherwise, that imposter would have sent me to prison long ago. She probably never imagined I've been living around her all this time, and I'm even carrying your child.
"Once I give birth, you can find some excuse to adopt the child, then make her spend her whole life as my nanny. Thank you for these Christmases, Weston."
Anna looked at Weston with loving eyes, and Weston's cheeks flushed red.
He said, "Don't say that! Only by marrying her could I let you continue living with a clean reputation. As long as you're okay, everything I do is worth it."
So it turned out that Weston, who I thought loved me deeply, had been deceiving me all along. Robert and Maria were just covering up for their biological daughter Anna's crimes.
Since they all treated me this way, I no longer wanted these so-called "family" and "lover."
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After seeing Anna at the maternity hospital—a sight I'll never forget—I stood frozen in place, feeling all the blood in my body flowing backward.
The pain of that Christmas knife piercing my abdomen still lingered in my mind, while Weston, who once cried saying he felt sorry for me, was now tenderly holding Anna and gently stroking her belly. Even from a distance, I could feel the fatherly love radiating from him.
It turned out that the marriage I had always considered my salvation was nothing but a complete fraud from beginning to end.
Robert and Maria told me they would always stand by my side, but they had long ago secretly destroyed the evidence of Anna's assault and forced Weston to marry me. They did this only to provide Anna with an extra layer of protection, ensuring she wouldn't go to prison for intentional assault.
How ridiculous!
I suppressed my grief and avoided Weston's gaze. Just then, my phone rang—it was Robert and Maria calling.
The urgent ringtone seemed to hint at how anxious the people on the other end were. I calmed myself down and answered the call.
Robert said over the phone, "Harper, where did you go? The housekeeper told me you left at noon. Did you go to the hospital? Why are you so disobedient? Your mother and I have told you many times that with your poor health, you must have someone with you when you go out. What would we do if something happened to you on the road?"
I dug my well-manicured nails into my flesh, trying to stay alert.
Was he asking these questions at this moment because he was truly afraid something might happen to me, or because he was afraid I might discover the truth?
Robert continued, "Harper, did you hear what I said? Where are you now? Your mother and I are already at the hospital. We'll come find you right away."
His caring inquiry cut into my heart like a knife.
I thought for a moment, then responded in a gentle voice, "I'm in the restroom at the obstetrics department. Dad, you and Mom are just too worried. I'm just here for a check-up. What could happen to me? Besides, I'm an adult now—I can't keep troubling you all the time."
I deliberately complained in a relaxed manner, which made Robert and Maria on the other end of the phone breathe a sigh of relief.
A few minutes later, Maria rushed into the restroom. She grabbed my hands and looked me up and down, asking, "Nothing happened to you, right? Did you get your check-up done?"
Her eyes were full of unease. Thinking about Weston and Anna who had hurriedly left earlier, I immediately understood.
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