The Unintentionally Ideal Adopted Daughter Novels & Stories

“I know her. That’s the one. I heard she put someone in the hospital just because she was unhappy about a couple of words.” “What an ungrateful brat!” “See, I’ve always said adopting a daughter is pointless. People want sons to carry on the family name and take care of them when they’re old. They already have a son, so why take in someone else’s problem? That’s just asking for trouble.” The chaotic voices filled Karina’s ears, but they no longer stung. She had heard these kinds of things so many times that they had lost their impact. But the real reason she didn’t feel as hurt was because she wasn’t alone.

He said. "So she was boring and not spontaneous enough for you," I said. "Something like that, I guess what I am trying to say was, she had no personality, she only cares about being the perfect daughter," He said. "Wow, both mommy and daddy issues," I said jokingly. He chuckled. I guess opposite did attract. I had no idea who my parents were or why they chose to abandon me and Stephan only grew with his father and his adopted mother slash maid slash professional killer.

I wailed. " No Amanda, you don't have to run from your fear. What you shared with your father was pure and irreplaceable, you don't need to be related to a person by blood to see them as special, she pauses and sighs. I will let you in on a secret, I was adopted when I was nine, I never knew who my real parents were, however, when I met my late parents, they took me in and gave me all their love, I felt special and safe with those people I barely know. It was their kindness towards a motherless child like me that I shared with you when I noticed you needed my help that night, the coffee shop where we met and you saw me working in belongs to them and it was passed on to me after their sudden

I don’t need that. She said calmly, “A noble person doesn’t take away something that another person loves. Since Ruth has feelings for Mr. Finnian, I don’t want to get involved with him.” Right after she was done speaking, she stood up and went to the restroom. Ruth clenched her fist. “Mother, your adoptive daughter acts like your biological daughter more than me, your actual daughter.” Jada held her hand and said gently, “Ruth, no matter what, Adeena is your savior. We won’t owe her anything after finding her a good family to get married into.”

Seeing her so agitated, Susan didn't know what was going on and could only patiently explain, "How could it be? Since we adopted her, we always treated her as our daughter." "I have always treated her as my daughter, but she, after knowing that she is not the only daughter of the Morris family, she ...... even seduced her adoptive father. You and I, both are women, and you tell me that when something like this happens, can you endure it?"

She slammed the mug onto the table, rushed over, and snatched the phone from my hand so roughly her nails nearly tore my skin. “Are you sick, Lucas Barner?” She locked the screen at once. Her eyes reddened as outrage flooded her voice. “You went through my phone, and you think you have the right to question me?” I pointed at the adoption book on the table, my hand shaking despite myself. “I’m asking you who that pinned contact is. And why is your best friend's son adopted as my son?” Sophia drew a sharp breath. Tears spilled down her cheeks. “Noah’s mother was Grace Spencer. She was my best friend in college. She died suddenly and left behind nothing but a letter and her son.”

After that, I was brought back to the Langdon residence, where I discovered there was another girl. Winona was the daughter of Dad's war buddy. Dad had adopted her after her father died during a mission. From the start, she stared at me with a gaze full of hostility and wariness, as if I were an intruder in her life. Eyes bloodshot, she pointed an accusing finger at me and screamed, "You're the person who stole Daddy from me! You're a murderer!"

Gertrudis expressed the moment she saw how her daughter closed her hands into fists, as if she were ready for the attack. "I just can't believe he chose her over so many others. She's so vapid, so dumb, so... I don't know.” "Remember that if he married her it was only to appear to be a better person, nothing more.” "Why did my dad adopt her? Why?” "Because your father is a poor idiot who always does charity work, that's all.” Emma just drank from her glass, caring little that the others were still listening to the newlyweds' stupid words.

My parents were both highly educated professionals. The one thing they could never tolerate in this life was having a mentally disabled daughter who could not even speak. They considered me a genetic failure and devoted all their love and effort to their adopted genius daughter, Jacey Lee. In this family, Jacey was treated like a ray of sunshine, while I was seen as a filthy rat in the gutter. Their eyes were always filled with contempt whenever they looked at me. “Just seeing your vacant, idiotic face makes me sick. Stay away from us. Don’t infect your sister with your low intelligence.” When I was eight, Grandma took me to Willow Creek to visit our family graves. My foot slipped, and I fe

Her eyes turned bloodshot, and like a crazed beast, she shrieked, "So what if it was me? Stasia's already dead! You've already lost her! "Why should she get to have a happy family, a father and mother and brother who loved her, while I had to grow up with a gambling addict father and sick mother? "Why did I have to be the adopted daughter? I wanted to take everything from her!" That shrill voice echoed through the room. Every word cut deep into Julian's heart. He felt the world spinning, his entire body ice cold, as if he'd fallen into an endless abyss. He stared at Chloe with wide eyes, unable to believe his ears.