Leaving My Unfair Home Novels & Stories

When Evelyn was six, her parents' enemies attacked, and she vanished in the chaos. Her parents spent nine years searching for her. When she came home at fifteen, Evelyn believed with all her heart that she finally belonged somewhere. But that very night, through a thick wooden door, she heard her younger sister Serena sobbing. "Now that she's back, will you still want me?" The next morning, Evelyn offered to give Serena the sunniest bedroom. Her mother hugged her and wept. Her father stroked her hair and told her again and again how understanding she was. Serena took her hand for the first time. For the first time since coming home, Evelyn felt fully embraced. From then on, Evelyn knew exact

I'm not 100% sure I won't blame myself for the good things I left behind. I have to leave everything good behind here, turn the page, and fight for a new life. My aunt doesn't deserve to pay for my bad decisions. I won't blame sex for all of this. No, the only naive and stupid one was me. This is real life, and it's better to move on and not lower my gaze. I didn't do anything wrong, not when I promised true love. However, he did the opposite. I can't stay on this mission. I can't afford anything here, much less maintain it. The worst part is that this house isn't mine, and they can take it away from me at any moment. I'm sure that lady is eager to kick me out.

I hate it. I hate being vulnerable. As I left the office, I saw my mother entering the room with a tray of coffee and some cake for my father. She saw me and a sweet smile immediately ran across her beautiful features. But it quickly faded away upon seeing the redness of my face and the tears on my cheeks. "Oh, sweetheart, what happened—" before she could even finish her words, I walked past her and left the room before she could even ask more questions. I am leaving. I will finally be leaving this house. I hate how unfair this house is and how much pain it caused me. It destroyed me. It ruined me.

TINA Life doesn’t often go the way we plan it. My goal at the beginning of the year was to settle down and build a family with Lucas, I never imagined that he could do something this terrible to me. Leaving the country had never crossed my mind, but now, it seemed like the inevitable. Here I am, dragging my luggage down the stairs, after refusing to get help from anyone. It has been over five days since my discussion with Aunt Hailey. These past few days, I kept seeing things that made me realize that leaving is the best option for me. Watching my mum at war with herself. Her face which was always glittering with joy, has dulled out, she now looks like a shadow of her former self. Always cry

Charlotte’s face drained of color, her lips parting as if to protest, but no words came. “My initial intention was to leave you nothing,” the lawyer read. “You do not deserve the rewards of this family, nor the wealth and power you tried so desperately to leech from it. However, I cannot ignore my own humanity. You are homeless now, and as much as I detest what you’ve done, I will not leave you destitute. Therefore, I leave you one of my smallest apartments. It is yours to use until the day your own choices catch up with you, as they inevitably will.”

said Annie. Amber first sat on the bed and listened to what her family had to say. "Amber, we have to leave the house we rented. The owner went, the land was sold and with it, our house will be lost. We don't know where we're going to move to because we don't see anything to move to yet," said Annie. Amber's mouth fell open. "Since when?" he asked. "Yesterday the owner decided to remove us from the community. He sold the land without informing us, there's nothing we can do because it's his—”

I sat my butt down before it gives way to the ground. “Stay calm, baby. Please.” She kept repeating. Burning tears rolled down my face. “This can't be happening, mum. Where are we supposed to go? What's going to happen to me and my siblings? Why do they want to take away our home?” Mum sat next to me, sobbing. “It's the only thing that can stand in as payment. In a week time, we would be homeless.” I shook my head hard, “that can't be. It's so wrong and unfair. That is the only home we know. We don't have any family.”

Embarrassed, sad, and heartbroken, young Ariana felt it all then. They were forced to leave the house they had called home for so long. Armed with the clothes on their backs and the few precious items her mother owned, Ariana's uncle, Amber's father, helped Ariana's father sell the remaining items in the house. They auctioned off all those luxurious items at a cheap price just to settle the employees' claims. And what was left, they used to carry on with life.

I sighed “it doesn’t feel like home like it used to be and I’m actually thinking of getting my own place” Surprise decorated his entire feature and he looked shocked by my words “Nate we are family, why do you want to leave the house and go somewhere else” I shrugged again, “I just don’t feel comfortable that’s all” “This used to be your home, it still is” “It doesn’t feel like it dad, now it just feels like, you have your own family and I’m just an outsider” Silence fell upon us after I said those words, for years I couldn’t get it off my chest but now I finally did and I felt lighter after I said it

He looked so peaceful, unaware of the chaos he had been born into. “He’s cute,” Madelyn said quietly from behind me. The words cut deep. I swallowed hard. “I know.” Leana crossed her arms. “So now that you see him, are you still going to ask me to leave.” “Yes,” I said firmly. “Because this is not how you do this.” Tears spilled down her face again. “You really do not care anymore. Not about me. Not about him. This was supposed to be our family.” “This is not fair,” I replied. “To anyone.”