Forced Separation
Tim Shaw refuses to sell his daughter, Bonnie, but is overpowered by the wealthy Goldens who claim she belongs to them due to her true lineage. Despite his protests and emotional plea, he is forcibly removed from Harbor City with money, ensuring he can never return.Will Bonnie ever discover the truth about her real family and reunite with her father?
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