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Kept for the Okoye Son
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Since childhood, Amina was marked for a marriage she never chose, traded into the Okoye family as a debt she could never repay. For five years, her husband Sulaiman—a musical genius lost in his own world—refuses her touch, his heart already given to another. When Amina finally demands her freedom, the family who once claimed her refuses to let her go, forcing her to decide: will she live forever as their caretaker, or finally fight for a life that belongs to her alone?
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