Pregnant Girl Forcefully Married To A Farmer By Her Father, Discovers The Reason Later On

Pregnant Girl Forcefully Married To A Farmer By Her Father, Discovers The Reason Later On

[Alexchen]

I almost cried, thank you lady robot. Lovely story.

[susanpark]

Being married to him would be no hardship. He’s hot as hell and treats her so well we should all be so lucky to have dads force us to be with guys like that lol 😂

[bakoyma]

"She studied ar-tscholo-dsjai!" Well done, robot woman, well done <3

[safirarts]

"She cooks him an omlette. He acknowledges that it smells good..." will i ever be able to write like this?

[Bellz]

It was a sweet Hallmark story ❤😊. Ray turned out to be a blessing for her and her unborn child. Truly a sweet man

[elderliddle]

I have ancestor who did something similar. His wife had a baby outside marriage (this was the 1700s) and he married her after the baby was born. They made it work and had 5 other kids together. He sadly died 12 years after they got married from exhaustion.

[ChristianGutierrez]

Robot voice was destroyed by ‘archeology’ 😂

[patriciao]

Real love is wanting what's best for the other. Ray loved her like that because he's a truly good and decent man. And then he was blessed to fall in love with her as well. And then, after she realized how she had made the earlier bad choice to be with the flyboy who she barely knew, she forgave herself and accepted Ray's love and fell in love with him too. Beautiful love story. No manipulation, no selfishness, no impatience or overthinking. Over time and with both behaving decently towards the other, problems worked themselves out.

[allanfreeman]

This is an incredibly heart-warming story.

[susansmith]

Her father didn't force her. He protected her. And it turns out, her father was spot on.

[kflowers]

Love this Hallmark movie. Would have loved a continuation focusing on the Japanese sisters finding their places in society.

[angelamurphy]

This is a very good show. The conversation at Thanksgiving dinner let’s you know her father was a cold, heartless man who expected Livie to care for her dying mother, which she did. The father was a minister who didn’t want the embarrassment of a pregnant daughter. She grows to love Ray but doesn’t believe she deserves him. It all turns out good in the end. A movie we’ll worth watching.

[Heyitshannah.]

I love this. This is an absolute masterpiece.

[redllaw]

Really? A farmer 'throwing' things away? Never Happen. EVER.

[FreeSpirit]

In the movie, she's gorgeous, he's handsome, it could have been so much worse. He has a nice, clean house, good manners. She's not actually forced & neither is he. They both, could have made different choices.

[Simlatio]

I'll never be half the man Ray was, what a legend.

[HelenS.]

That was truly a beautiful story with such amazing casts too. Thank you for sharing 👍👍👍👍

[omardominguez]

Poor Rey, he deserves so much better.

[TrueWalker]

This love story is so beautiful, and a peek into a very real history in America.

[steelbruce]

He didn’t say “destiny.” He said he thought it was God’s will.