In the gilded halls of the Vázquez de Coronado mansion, where crystal chandeliers reflected the opulence of one of Mexico’s most powerful families in 1847, lived Jimena, a 24-year-old girl whose name stood in stark contrast to that of Shimena, which filled her days.
Her robust figure, round cheeks, and honey-colored eyes had been a source of family shame since she …
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