I Will Not Betray You
6 hrs. 47 min.
Language
Russian
Author
Vasilina Lebedeva
Author
Vasilina Lebedeva
Narrator
Ekaterina Mukhina
Narrator
Ekaterina Mukhina
Adelina was happy once. She had to pay dearly for it. Her lover left the girl—turns out he’d had a fiancée for a long time. Passion, love, betrayal. Only hatred was missing. Adelina found out she was pregnant and wanted, at any cost, to keep the child away from the man she loved.
A lonely unmarried woman with a child in her arms—what a disgrace. Society would never accept someone like her. She had to run to a place where morals were less strict—where no one knew her. But first, she had to change her documents—to burn all bridges, so no one would find her.
To disappear without a trace? Is it possible? Yes. She only had to accept a marriage proposal from a dying baron. Along with it, a plan to escape. Burn in the fire, to be reborn out of the ashes under another name, in another capacity, in another place. Adelina agreed, even though she understood it was madness. But for her it was the only chance to break free from her old life.
Adelina didn’t know that no matter how far she ran, she couldn’t get away from herself. And sooner or later the past would catch up—so it could become an inevitable present.
A lonely unmarried woman with a child in her arms—what a disgrace. Society would never accept someone like her. She had to run to a place where morals were less strict—where no one knew her. But first, she had to change her documents—to burn all bridges, so no one would find her.
To disappear without a trace? Is it possible? Yes. She only had to accept a marriage proposal from a dying baron. Along with it, a plan to escape. Burn in the fire, to be reborn out of the ashes under another name, in another capacity, in another place. Adelina agreed, even though she understood it was madness. But for her it was the only chance to break free from her old life.
Adelina didn’t know that no matter how far she ran, she couldn’t get away from herself. And sooner or later the past would catch up—so it could become an inevitable present.
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