Jada Edwards Adoption Novels & Stories

Did this woman get hurt because she was trying to save him? Was she really… his mommy? — The Jenkins once again came up to Serenity eagerly as she walked out of the hospital, trying to butter her up. "You should be grateful that you have Cynthia in your family," Jackson coldly warned. "Otherwise, you wouldn't even get to stand here and waste our time." "But…" Yara Jenkins muttered. "But we're still Caden's adoptive parents! We're the ones who raised him!" Yara still had plasters on her hands and wrists, but she was willing to get out of her hospital bed and wait outside the hospital just so she could come and meet Mr. Valor and his wife.

While he was in seclusion, his men would continue following the trail that the captive and his twin had left after killing his men in California. Who knows where that trail would lead to? **EPISODE 112 AND 113: CHANGES** **TWO MONTHS LATER** Two months had passed since Jake and Jerald reunited with their family. In that time, much had happened. The day after their return, Camila began the process of legally adopting Berezira, a task that proved challenging. Jerald informed his mother that Berezira was officially declared deceased in her home country after being sold to Mostafa, complicating the adoption. Despite this, Camila was determined. By the week's end, Berezira was legally a Brown.

Wilson Heinrich was placed on his cradle after being fed. Jade took the name of her youngest son from his adoptive father Wilson and Heinrich, the man who saved her from those who sought to kill her. "Why are you wearing a long face?" Cecilia cast a question to Jared innocently. "You should be in a festive mood because your nephew and niece are delivered safely," Jade said, wearing a sad expression as if she was offended. But deep inside she was just trying to pry on his love affair.

In inclusion to that, I have a good record and have never been involved in criminal offenses. One Friday afternoon, I took a half day from work because I was called to the center. "Congratulations, Ara!" Heidi giddily embraced me. I was informed that the adoption process got finally approved. Miss Victoria was teary-eyed looking at us and the happiness plastered on her face. I was told that I can bring Catie home on the same day and the news thrilled me to the core. I couldn't believe I'm a Mom at 25.

“We’ll make sure he’s loved and cared for, always.” The next few weeks passed in a myriad of meetings, paperwork, and lawyer consultations. Elijah and I worked with our legal team, making sure everything was in place for Jared’s adoption. It wasn’t an easy process—nothing involving the law ever seemed to be—but it was moving forward, and that was what mattered. We were one step closer to making Jared officially part of our family.

I said, my voice heavy with fatigue. He gave me a gentle smile, his eyes softening. "I’ve got all day. Tell me everything." Taking a deep breath, I started to fill him in. I told him about Jessica being exposed and put in jail, how she had finally been brought to justice after everything she did. Edward listened intently, his expression shifting from concern to satisfaction as I recounted how we had taken her down. Then, I told him about the two-year-old child I’d found—how she had been abandoned, and how I couldn’t bring myself to leave her. "She’s been through so much, Edward," I said, my voice trembling slightly. "I couldn’t just walk away from her."

My Dad cried to Daddy and said, "I found our little princess." It took him a while to go through the application with finalizing with documents, tax credit fees, legal adoption court approval, traveling fees, and everything. I didn't know adopting a child from another country was complicated and expensive. My dads spent so much money that they were able to fly to India, and once they picked up that small baby girl from an adoption center in Mumbai. My Dad said that they knew I was home right away once I opened my eyes.

When it was getting too much he held her. " HOW COULD YOU?! why?" Jade collapsed back onto the floor with William holding her. Soon after that, William's mum told them everything, how she took him from the orphanage and how she was getting paid too. By the couple who now takes care of him. The next day Jade didn't waste anytime in going. Jade went to the school he was going to, all the kids were with their parents, finally she identified her baby. He'd grown so big and well, she missed everything, with tears in her eyes she watched the little guy and his false mother. His false mother let's go of his hand while lost in talking to other parents around the school. Bright soon left her side ch

After graduating from college, I set out to make a new life in Kingshaven with my parents, who had just wrapped up over two decades of teaching in an underserved rural community. To our surprise, as soon as we stepped off the train, we ran straight into Kingshaven’s infamous little tyrant. She clearly had a woman’s appearance, yet she kept insisting she was a man. Of course, I glanced at her a couple of times. “What are you staring at? Never seen a man before? I can’t stand women like you, using your looks to seduce men wherever you go.” We had only just arrived in the capital, so I did not want any trouble. I took my parents by the arm and turned to leave. As I turned, however, she sp

Her shoulders moved up and down, breathing, but still, she was gaping at him. “Myra agreed with the adoption after Jared warned he would get a lawyer to have Katie’s custody and sue her for abandoning their child,” he informed us and chuckled, shaking his head. “Jared Cortez,” he smirked. “The first time I saw him, I wanted to ask about his relationship with Gino, but I missed asking that question.” “You think Jared’s okay with us adopting Katie?” Aya asked, almost in a whisper. “Yep. You’re the one he wanted to raise his child, not Myra. I’m sorry,” he murmured his apology. “We’ll start the papers as soon as we get home.”