Lifting Jane
Jane is abandoned by her abusive husband with her teenage daughter to care for. She is emotionally bruised and feels that love or marriage is not worth it, neither will she give love chance again. However, Sylvia, her friend did not give up on her. She keeps praying for her and taking practical actions to bring her to love again. Eventually when she found true love, she could not say no.
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Jane is abandoned by her abusive husband with her teenage daughter to care for. She is emotionally bruised and feels that love or marriage is not worth it, neither will she give love chance again. However, Sylvia, her friend did not give up on her. She keeps praying for her and taking practical actions to bring her to love again. Eventually when she found true love, she could not say no.
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