Jada Edwards Adoption Novels & Stories

Suddenly, Jada rushed off the bed and took the phone from his grip, saying firmly, "I don't remember my entire life. But when I woke up, he made me feel safe. I was at my most vulnerable moment on that hospital bed, and when I saw him there, I felt like I would be alright, so I chose to stay with Chase Aniston. I chose him... So, if you are my grandfather and care about my well-being, you will let me stay here because I need to figure things out. Please, Grandfather." Finally, Mr. Hudson's voice came through, still stern but with a hint of hesitation. "Very well, Jada. If that is your choice, then so be it. But know that I worry for your safety."

Adams listened to me calmly. "Father felt his child was being unreasonable to his mother. Then I took the opportunity to charm his father. I honestly said that my pain felt the same as when Jean yelled at his mother. Even though Cecilia was not born from my womb, I took care of her teenage years with my own hands. I have loved her as if she were my own daughter, so can anyone understand what it's like to be me? I finally begged my father-in-law to let me leave that house," I said at length. "Did Deryl finally let you go?" Dr. Adams asked.

There was even an intermittent sound of mice hitting the wall. I recalled when Sean held my hand and led me to my bedroom ten years ago. “This is the princess room I purposely designed for you, Zella. As long as I’m alive, you’ll always stay here. No one can drive you away.” I started crying. After my parents passed away, the families who had adopted me kept abandoning me. They shunned me because they assumed that I was a useless girl. Only Sean brought me home and regarded me as his dearest girl. I fished out a few sheets of paper from underneath my pillow. The top sheet was my two-week pregnancy report, which said the baby was healthy. I touched the blob of darkness on the picture of prena

Karen Daly did not open the video immediately, she replied with a voice message to George Ken, "Brother, if you have time to drink with your friends, how can you not have the time to come to Secret Garden?" Jayden was the child they adopted. Karen and Kevin would raise him as their own child, as a part of the family.

(Winona) I grip the official adoption papers in my hand. Finally. Phillip is now legally her father and listed on her birth certificate. My heart is hammering, I’m so happy and relieved. Now, no one can make it any different without lawyers and a courtroom. I don’t have to hide my daughter anymore. When I feel Jayden is ready. I will tell him the truth. But for now, I want to at least keep Judy off balance. Hopefully the good news will continue and Abby will be accepted into the preschool.

“Our child didn’t die. And I just want a confirmation from you, Jada. You still belong to me, as well as that kid inside, right?” “Amari is my son, Jada.”

ADOPTED HEIR **Kendrick. Kendra** Kendrick's P O V "Kendrick, just look at that pretty lady on television. Can you believe she is just 33 years old? She is the most popular and the most searched person now on the net. Everyone is talking about her. Her success, her beauty and her intelligence. I wish I can be in her shoe. I wish I can be her." Kendra said and sighed sadly. I lifted my eyes to stare at the television.

I walked to the kitchen to make a cup of mint tea and after consuming it and took two allergy pills and I feel a little better. I heard chatting In the living room and I head in there, I wasn't expecting Katie home so early and with a guy!. My eyes widen at Miss perfect sitting next to a man, he's handsome though but she didn't told me she had a boyfriend. "Hello sorry for interrupting" I said waving my hands with a little smile. "Jada you're home early" she said surprised. "Yes and so are you.... Who is your friend?" I asked being nosey. "This is my boss Liam Prince and this is my little sister Jada" she introduced us.

The dim corridor lights cast a soft glow over her eyes. I thought about the pain they inflicted on Natalie and the looks that were plastered across their faces. "They wanted a child, didn't they?" I said as a cold glint flickered across my eyes. "In that case, we should let them experience what it's like to abandon one." … The next morning, Ivy used her connections to track down the child Jody had abandoned. Jody's parents had dropped the child off at an orphanage. She had been born with a severe heart condition and required surgery. Unfortunately, the orphanage couldn't afford the procedure. In the end, they could only watch as she died from a lack of medical care.

In our pack, every child received a barrel of moonwine at birth, to be opened on one of the most important day of their life. When my adopted sister Rosalie and I received our college decisions, Mother gave her both her moonwine and mine. “Rosalie got into the Royal Wolf Academy,” Mother announced. “We should all celebrate her achievement.” My brother Callum brought out his own barrel, declaring, “Rosalie has made us all proud, so I’m opening mine as well.” Father poured Rosalie the first glass and raised a toast in her honor. Even my boyfriend, Julian, arrived with a bouquet of moon lilies for Rosalie. No one acknowledged me. “What about me?” I asked. Mother’s smile stiffened. “You’re the A