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Bartering Her Innocence
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One day, out of the blue, Tina receives a phone call from her mother, the woman who abandoned her for a multimillionaire when she was only six months old. Now she is asking Tina for help because her house is about to fall into the hands of Luca Barbarigo, the man she owes money to. When Tina hears his name, she is dumbstruck; it brings back the worst memory of her life. Three years ago, she slept with him and got pregnant-and he put her through hell afterward. She never wanted to see his face again, but now she has no choice but to go to Venice to help her mother and confront Luca. When she arrives, he makes an unbelievable proposal-he'll forgive her mother's debt if Tina agrees to be his kept woman for a month!
(c)MIO MIZUKI/TRISH MOREY
(c)MIO MIZUKI/TRISH MOREY
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Japanese :
ひと月だけの愛の嘘
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Bartering Her Innocence
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March 07, 2020 (JST)
Luca and Tina had a one-night stand after which Luca insulted Tina and she slapped him and left. Tina ended up pregnant but the baby was born prematurely and died. I'm really torn ... VIEW MORE
about whether I liked this or not. Everything to do with the baby was very emotional and beautifully heartbreaking, but everything regarding the romance was mediocre. Luca has no personality to speak of and his motive for his actions is petty revenge for Tina leaving him (this despite his derogatory remarks towards her right after sex, what an idiot). This isn't a man any woman should ever fall for. Tina was only likeable when she was thinking about her lost baby, otherwise she was pretty much an angry rock. The leads had no chemistry and only truly bonded when talking about dead loved ones, which, while touching, isn't very romantic. This story did make me cry and those tragic moments with Tina and her son were masterfully done.
