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Potential SEO poisoning

Hey guys,

Second time in my life deploying a web app and dealing with SEO... But the first time I have encountered an issue where my website has been indexed as some random portuguese website... So heres the whole story:
I have a web application that I have made for my friend's "business" and I have bought a server on hetzner, web application is written using SQLite, Laravel 12, Inertia with SSR and Vue 3.5, I have deployed the application using VitoDeploy, added the website to google site console and thats it... Few days later I go to google and type the keywords I used for SEO, my title and meta descriptions pop up (exactly as I wrote them) BUT the url leads to a totally different location (this portuguese website). So the base url is theirs but the path to the route is MINE. So lets say I have a route /my-awesome-route, it would point to theirdomain/my-awesome-route

As this is my first time experiencing this, I asked AI for troubleshooting... I went to my server and searched for this domain, my laravel.log was flooded by the urls to this domain, but only laravel.log and nothing else was there... So AI said to implement TrustHost middleware which I did, I deleted the laravel log and deployed it again to the server. Now, I have asked Google Site Console to remove the "cached" routes and re-submitted the sitemap.xml and gave it the urls myself but still after 2 days the click in the result of google search leads to theirdomain/my-awesome-route instead to mydomain/my-awesome-route

By the way the domain was bought on Cloudflare if that matters

I have no idea what else to do, PLEASE HELP!

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