Yes, My Dear Commander
Chapters: 97
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Sue saved Theodore's life, and Theodore sets her up on a blind date with his grandson, Nick. However, Nick suspects Sue's motives for marrying him, so he lies to her about his actual identity. Nick finds Sue kind and genuine and eventually falls in love with her. Meanwhile, Sue starts to have doubts about who Nick really is…
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