Sadie Sink Parents Novels & Stories

Karen's impatience did not sit well with Sadie. "Do you think the people in our circle are stupid? They know that I'm not his daughter, and he's not even my real father! I don't even know who my real father is," Sadie retorted sarcastically, leaving Karen feeling awkward.

She was rocking backwards and forwards, her knees tucked into her chest, and her gaze kept darting over her shoulder at the bodies in the parking lot. “Do you know them? Sadie asked gently. The girl dissolved into sobs. Her friend put her arm around her. “They’re her parents,” the second girl said. Sadie felt overwhelmed with sadness. She couldn’t get her head round what was happening. It was as though the world as she knew it had been flipped on its head, like she was living a nightmare from which she knew she would never wake up. “I’m sorry for your loss,” Sadie said, trying to be sympathetic. “But we can’t stay here. If we leave town we might have a chance.”

After another round of capital injection, my company became a leading force in the industry. I heard that Cody also contracted tuberculosis in prison. He called our parents, and they went to see him, both of them crying their hearts out. But they didn't treat him with the same cold indifference they had shown me in my previous life. They simply felt powerless to help. I guessed that they would come looking for me, so I sat in my office, waiting. The moment Mom walked in, she dropped to her knees. My eyebrows twitched slightly, but I made no move to stop her.

My parents returned quickly—early the next morning, they were home. Shane, still irritated from their scolding, forced me to sit on the sofa all night. I hadn't slept, my stomach ached, and cold sweat drenched me. I felt utterly drained. Yet, when my parents arrived, I rose to my feet like a reflex. In my mind, they had died five years ago. Now, seeing them alive and well at home felt like a dream. "Lily, do you understand what you did wrong?"

The rain poured down that night. Lightning lit up the sky in a chilling glow, and thunder roared so loud that it forced my buried memories to the surface. After I failed my SAT exams and fell into depression, Jade said she wanted to cheer me up and invited me to go hiking. Maybe because they were afraid I would do something crazy to Jade, my dad and Yara tagged along like bodyguards. My mom was working a night shift at the hospital, so she did not come.

“Talk.” I hesitated, heart pounding. Then, softly, “Misha told me something. About my father.” Sadie’s brows drew together. “What do you mean?” I gripped the railing, looking out into the skyline but not really seeing it. “He told me… Zachary’s not my biological father.” “He what?”

“Hello. My name is Claire Moore. It is nice to meet you.” I have to hand it to Claire though, she was unmoved despite the hard look my mother gave her. She didn’t even stretch out her hand for a handshake when she introduced herself. And my God! The smile she gave her was gold! She looked so beautiful, I almost lost my mind and resumed what we were doing on the plane. “Sadie’s here. She just got back from Germany. Her father wants you two to get married as soon as possible.” I sighed, shaking my head at my mother’s poor attempt to phase me or shock Claire. When neither of us gave a reaction, her eyebrows creased so badly I feared she’d have wrinkles.

"Well done, Dr. Green, for staying true to your principles!" "Then reward me properly tonight." … Rumors spread like wildfire. Within no time, the entire town was talking about Sadie's humiliation. The Shaw family elders were furious at the disgrace, and they locked her inside and beat her severely. My mother later told me that Sadie's father had not held back, and the cane left scars on her face that likely would not heal. Meanwhile, Quinn and I moved forward with our plans. I got into university in Brooksville to study literature, and Quinn was accepted into the same school to study computer science.

I came back to set the plant in its decorative vase on the table. “The truth is, Sadie, I admire you; you're very brave for one so young. My own mother abandoned me in the trash after I was born. That's where my adopted father found me; to his wife’s ire.” I sighed. “I had to watch as she slowly killed him, and once he died, her sights were on me.” “The scars on your back?” Sadie asked.

The next evening- Scarlett sat at the dinner table with Mossa and the rest of the family. "Mom, try this-it's really good." Sadie placed a piece of meat into Mossa's plate. "As expected, Sadie is always thoughtful." Mossa smiled warmly. Then, as she withdrew her gaze, she deliberately glanced at Scarlett-who was quietly focused on eating from her own plate. Her expression darkened. Her biological daughter truly couldn't compare to Sadie. "Mom, I heard the Sullivan family moved away?" Sadie suddenly asked.