The Coin Dumpling Trap I Divorced the Man Who Tried to Sell Our Son’s Kidney
The Coin Dumpling Trap I Divorced the Man Who Tried to Sell Our Son’s Kidney is a billionaire novel in English; you can read chapters 1–4 free here on EditWrx Reads.
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Story
The story
When her father-in-law needs a kidney transplant, Karen Cobb's in-laws settle the choice between her son Leo Abbott and his cousin with coin-filled dumplings. Karen bites a coin on her first dumpling, yet her husband Leigh James and his family insist the draw was fair, offering her five hundred dollars for Leo's kidney while her nephew's family receives a thousand. Karen sees the game was rigged from the start.
She keeps her composure, planning to take Leo away before the surgery, but her sister-in-law accuses her of scheming to run. When Karen demands a divorce and moves to leave, Leigh admits he hid Leo hours ago and locked the gate. As she fights to reach her son, the family turns on her.
Trapped in a remote village with no one to back her, Karen must find a way to save Leo before the surgery—and herself.
Opening excerpt
My father-in-law had kidney failure and needed a transplant.
Both my son and my nephew were viable donors.
The family decided to settle it with "lucky" coin dumplings—whoever bit into the coin would give up their child's kidney.
I bit into a coin on my very first dumpling. Tears spilled down my cheeks instantly.
My husband said nothing. My mother-in-law reached over to take my bowl.
"My son is giving up a kidney, and I can't even finish eating?"
I had no appetite, but I didn't know what else to do.
"I'll get you a fresh bowl."
These are the opening lines of chapter 1. Keep reading →
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- Chapter 1~670 words
- Chapter 2~690 words
- Chapter 3~640 words
- Chapter 4~440 words
- Chapter 5In the app
- Chapter 6In the app
- Chapter 7In the app
- Chapter 8In the app
- Chapter 9In the app
- Chapter 10In the app
- Chapter 11In the app
- Chapter 12In the app
- Chapter 13In the app
- Chapter 14In the app
- Chapter 15In the app
- Chapter 16In the app
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Can I read The Coin Dumpling Trap I Divorced the Man Who Tried to Sell Our Son’s Kidney for free?
Yes — the first 4 chapters of The Coin Dumpling Trap I Divorced the Man Who Tried to Sell Our Son’s Kidney are free to read right here on EditWrx Reads, no sign-up needed. The rest of the story continues in the official app.
How many chapters are free here?
Chapters 1–4. Your place is saved on this device as you go, so you can stop and pick it up later tonight.
What happens after chapter 4?
Chapter 5 onward lives in the official app. Install it, enter the code 730299, and the story opens where this site leaves off.
What's The Coin Dumpling Trap I Divorced the Man Who Tried to Sell Our Son’s Kidney about?
When her father-in-law needs a kidney transplant, Karen Cobb's in-laws settle the choice between her son Leo Abbott and his cousin with coin-filled dumplings. Karen bites a coin on her first dumpling, yet her husband Leigh James and his family insist the draw was fair, offering her five hundred dollars for Leo's kidney while her nephew's family receives a thousand. Karen sees the game was rigged from the start.
What genre is The Coin Dumpling Trap I Divorced the Man Who Tried to Sell Our Son’s Kidney?
It’s a billionaire novel, written in English.
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