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La boda de la asistentasecond-hand

Published by SUMA · Fiction · ISBN 9788491299646

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A short story in The Housemaid series, narrated again by Millie. It is the day she is to marry Enzo before a judge, after a hard road, but she has reason to believe someone wants to stop her from living long enough to reach the ceremony.

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For readers who have read the series and want more of Millie and Enzo. The publisher says it can be read between The Housemaid's Secret and The Housemaid Is Watching, or after finishing the series.

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