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Bendecido con adorables trillizos
Hora de recogida: 2024-11-08
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Jennifer, la hija mayor de la familia Qiao, fue perseguida por su madrastra y su hermanastra y, tras una serie de percances, quedó embarazada del hijo de Kellen. Mientras huía, dio a luz a trillizos, pero su maliciosa hermanastra, Lainey, se llevó a su hijo mayor, Ian. No solo eso, Lainey también se sometió a una cirugía plástica para parecerse a Jennifer, personificando su identidad y comprometiéndose con la familia Lu.
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- Ep. 1Jennifer is persecuted by her stepmother and stepsister. After giving birth to triplets, her eldest son Ian is taken away by her malicious stepsister Lainey. Lainey undergoes plastic surgery to impersonate Jennifer's identity and becomes engaged to the Lu family. Lainey gives birth to a boy and claims that with this child, she will become the mistress of the Lu household. She insults Jennifer, calling her a "lowly person" who has brought shame to the Qiao family. Jennifer retaliates, saying Lainey is the one who has tarnished the family's reputation. Lainey reveals her plan to take everything away from Jennifer, including her fiancé and son, and declares that she is now the real Jennifer.
- Ep. 2Jennifer and her triplets arrive in Jinghai, where they hope to find a doctor to treat their sister's heart condition. The children are excited and curious, asking about their father's whereabouts. Jennifer reassures them that they will find him soon. She shows one of the children an item that belonged to their father, asking him to remember his scent. The child is tasked with finding their father, and Jennifer encourages them to be brave and clever in their search. As they settle into their new surroundings, the family faces challenges and uncertainties, but they remain determined to reunite with their loved one.
- Ep. 3Jennifer's triplets are playing and calling out to each other. One of them, FuFu, finds a man who looks like their father and excitedly exclaims that he has found his "爹爹" (dad). The man is taken aback by the resemblance between him and the child. Meanwhile, the children are chasing after a dog named HuangHuang and playing with toys. As they play, they mention their mom and sister, but their brother Ian is nowhere to be found. The scene is filled with the sounds of children laughing and playing, creating a lively atmosphere.
- Ep. 4Jennifer's triplets are being taken care of, but one of them, Ian, was taken away by her malicious stepsister Lainey. In a scene, a child calls out "妈咪" (mommy) and argues with someone, calling them a "坏女人" (bad woman). The child is scolded and warned to behave or face punishment. Meanwhile, Jennifer seems to be trying to move on with her life, telling someone that since she has already gotten married and had children, they should just pretend nothing happened between them. She says goodbye, hoping they never meet again. Later, the child asks about "黄黄" (a nickname), and Jennifer reassures them that she will take care of it after dropping them off. The scene ends with someone noticing a familiar woman, but the context is unclear.
- Ep. 5It appears that we have a video title and introduction, followed by subtitles for Episode 5 of the video. Here's a breakdown: **Video Title:** "Blessed with Triplets" **Introduction:** The introduction is not provided in full, but it seems to be setting up the story of a family with triplets. **Episode 5 Subtitles:** The subtitles appear to be a conversation between several characters, including a child named FuFu (also referred to as "our precious Fu") and an adult woman who is pretending to be FuFu's mother. The conversation is in Chinese, but I can try to provide a rough translation: * FuFu returns home after being away and is greeted by the woman who claims to be her mother. * FuFu calls the woman "Mommy," which seems to be a surprise to everyone. * However, it becomes clear that FuFu does not actually recognize the woman as her mother, and the woman orders someone to throw FuFu out of the house. The subtitles also include some repetitive lines with the word "" (nǐ), which means "you" in Chinese. These lines may indicate a dramatic or intense moment in the conversation. Please let me know if you have any specific questions about the subtitles or would like further clarification on any of the translations!
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