My Four Adopted Sons Betrayed My Daughter Novels & Stories

Francesco “How could you do this to me?” That was the thought that crossed my mind when my father's brother told us that my father had given sixty percent of his shares to a fucking Motherless Babies Home. My jaw dropped, leaving my mouth hanging open in stunned silence. My eyes were like saucers, frozen in a permanent state of horror. I have just been rendered speechless completely, my mind reeling with the implications of what my father had done. He betrayed me. How can I even say that he betrayed me? I am not his biological son. I am just an adopted stranger who was brought into the family overnight.

"That mistress is also gross. She slept with the father, and now she wants to sleep with the son." "She's not just gross! It's terrifying how manipulative she is. As an adopted daughter, she managed to turn her adoptive parents against their own biological child and love only her. Even when she slept with that old man, she used it to set up a trap after seven years of keeping it hidden." "What a manipulative woman!" "Damn, you're right! She's scary!" "Is no one going to talk about the father? What the hell was he thinking? Why would he treat his adopted daughter better than his own daughter and even use such means to harm her?"

“You greedy idiot! This is an unlimited black card that can be used all around the world. Only four cards have been issued so far. What makes you think a small family like the Ferrero family can own one?” “Are you still pretending you’re rich? It’s my parents’ money! It won’t go into the pockets of the beggars who adopted you. Give it back, or you won’t be leaving this store!” ‘Beggars who adopted me?’ I thought. Out of respect for my biological parents, I had put up with her insults twice. But my adoptive family was my bottom line. I would never let anyone insult them. I smiled icily. “Oh? How’re you going to stop me from leaving?”

"It's not that he doesn't want to. He doesn't know you exist." "Why can't you tell him?" Ayven pulled back, looking at her with those blue eyes that were exactly like his father's. "Why can't you just call him and say 'Hey, you have a son'?" Ruby knelt down beside them. "It's more complicated than that, big boy." "Why? What did he do that was so bad Momma won't even tell him about me?" Shayla and Ruby looked at each other, both at a loss. How did you explain betrayal to a seven-year-old? How did you explain that his father had made a bet on his mother? That a video had been posted? That his mother had been so destroyed she'd run away and built a new life?

I stood up and approached him, then bowed my head as a sign of respect. "Even though you all love Cecilia so much. To me, Cecilia is the daughter I raised with my own hands, even though I met her at the age of fifteen. Your pain when seeing your child shout at your wife, who raised him, is the same as my pain when seeing my own child betray me as someone she calls mother." I caught a glimmer in Deryl's father's eyes; I had to seize this opportunity. "If you have even a little bit of compassion for me, please let me out of this house right now.

An hour after the coming-of-age ceremony began, my husband Leo, the Alpha, still hadn't shown up. The hundreds of messages I'd sent him had all been ignored. The only reply I received was a cold message. [I'm on my way.] Our daughter, Raye, stood up five times, only to sit back down each time. She was growing more anxious by the minute. Her fingers were clenched tightly around the speech she had prepared for her coming-of-age ceremony, but she couldn't bring herself to say the words. [Thank you, Dad, for all the years of careful guidance and for giving me the chance to begin anew with my awakened wolf spirit.] "Look. Isn't that Alpha Leo?" Following a relative's gaze, I turned to face

My mate, Ryan Carter, and I took in a young rogue Omega named Nina Reed, and I raised her myself. But once she grew up, she tried every trick she could think of to seduce Ryan. He said he would send her to another pack and never let her come back. Nina threw a fit and ran out of the house. During the argument, she shoved me down the stairs even though I was seven months pregnant. The fall left me badly injured. I lost the baby and had to undergo a hysterectomy. Ryan hated her deeply. He forced her into the pack's lowest rank, making her clean up after everyone, and even tied her up in the basement to torment her day and night. But when she pressed a poisoned silver blade to her own throat an

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

I couldn't understand why both parents had embraced this adopted daughter and made life miserable for their own daughter but I was no one to talk about it because I had hurt her as much as her family did. Mason after being demoted had begun to move shady and I knew there was absolutely no way Claire didn't know what her father was up to yet she remained silent. He met with rival packs and had been messy but I'd stayed quiet because I wanted to see just how far he'd take things and if my so-called mate would betray me with him. I walked back to my hotel room with my beta and other men following behind me quietly. “Has anyone found anything new? Is there any news about her?” I asked my beta.

Someone called my son an abomination. The thought had burned all the way through me in a vicious way. This was what I was once called when I was still the Moonless everyone knew. That was how I slowly began to be maltreated—when I was seen as nothing but something not deserved to have been birthed. I clenched my fist gently. “Daddy?” Remus had called when he noticed how I looked. I forced a smile so the boy could look calm. There was nothing much I could do. Brayden had fired them already. That was the right call. Such hypocrites should not be allowed children. They’re the ones that end up ruining society and poisoning the children’s hearts.