No one ever wanted Riley Knight: not her father, who made sure she didn't have any part in his or his families life; not her mother, who resented her for virtually everything; nor her step father, who has hated her since before she was born. Not even her own big brothers -- the ones who are suppose to love and protect her no matter what -- wanted her. Or so she thought. Riley is the product of an affair -- well her and her twin brother, Rome, are -- but she never had two parents. See, her father has always had "something against" the female sex and therefore, it is weak in his eyes to have a daughter. So he kept Rome and sent Riley away from the second the twins were born. He is the one responsible for turning his six sons against his youngest child and only daughter and, therefore, chaining her to a life of abuse and neglect. But did he succeed? Following her fathers death 7 years ago, Riley's brothers have taken a bigger interest in her and her quality of life, ensuring it was up to par. But all is still not perfect among the Knight siblings. Will Riley finally find her solace among her big brothers? Will they find out about the horrors she faces on a day-to-day basis? Can this family ever become one again ... or do the scars run too deep?

Does it really matter that blood is thicker than water? Is it really necessary to forgive those who hurt you just because they are your so called "FAMILY"? Well the answer is - NO We all live in the world where forgiveness is more costly than happiness and someone's life. And it really doesn't matter who hurt you - unknown, friend, lover, FAMILY! This is the story of girl name Angelina who was only 4 years old when she was sent away or more like thrown out of the house from her father and her brothers to live with her Uncle just because of something her twin did. After 13 years, 17 years old Angelina or more say ERIKA REYNOLDS who is way more happy in her life with her new and crazy family is back home due to some issues but they don't know that she is nothing like they ever imagined. The Angelina who is coming back is going to be their worst nightmare. They don't know that she hates every single one of them with every fiber inside of her and the biggest moral of her life is that she doesn't FORGIVE. So what do you guys think? What will be this story like? A story about a girl and her family where the girl is so much more happy in her life that she doesn't even remember her previous sad old life and the family who is barely surviving without their little princess. So what do you guys think? What will be their reunion be like?

It's back to square One for Arianna. She's been forced into working for her abusive Ex Boss yet again. 15 months have flown by and the time has come to take Revenge on Anatoly. Find out what happens as we venture towards a dark turn of events. What secrets has Arianna been hiding? Who are her new allies? How is her new relationship? Will her family ever find her? We will just have to wait and see... Book 2 in the bloodline series

Azalea was never treated with kindness. Not now, not ever. Azalea was once a normal girl. She played with her brothers, had fun, had good parents. Until she didn't. At the ripe age of 6, Azalea was blamed for her mother's death. Nobody knows if she did it. But her brothers, and her father believed she did. She got put into an orphanage. 7 households, some abusive and some.. Somewhat kind. Now 15, almost 16, Azalea doesn't remember her brothers. She had flashbacks, of unknown men, who are her brothers. But she forgot they even existed. What happens when they reunite? Will the hate they have for her die down after a while, or will it stay the same? Find out now.

Amara is a 15 year old girl but when she was 7 she was accused of hurting her twin brother and she was sent to a boarding school

At sixteen, Ayana feels like a shadow in her own home. Ever since her twin sister, Amara, was kidnapped at the age of six, Ayana has lived in the background of a family consumed by grief. Her parents, shattered and broken, turned all their energy into searching for Amara, while Ayana-still right there-was left to raise herself. Her older brothers, once protective and loving, grew distant, cold, and buried in their own pain. Over time, Ayana became invisible-just another ghost in a house full of sorrow. Craving control and desperate to matter, Ayana began slipping into the shadows of the city, drawn to the only world that seemed to see her: the underworld. What started as survival turned into power. By seventeen, Ayana had carved out her place in the darkest corners of society. Ruthless, calculating, and unafraid to get her hands dirty, she rose to lead one of the most dangerous and powerful mafia groups in the region. Her name became one that people feared-and respected. But everything shifts when, after a decade, Amara is found-alive. The news shatters Ayana's carefully built empire. Suddenly, the family that ignored her for years starts to notice her again. They want to reconnect. They want to heal. But Ayana isn't the same girl they left behind. She's colder, harder, and used to being in charge. She doesn't need them anymore-at least, that's what she tells herself. As Amara struggles to adjust to the world she was stolen from, Ayana must decide: can she let go of the person she became to survive, or is it already too late to return to the girl she used to be? Because sometimes, when you've lived in the darkness too long, the light burns.

Sixteen years ago, two twin girls were born into one of Italy's most powerful families. Sofia and Stella Bianchi. The two girls grew up sharing a bond everyone believed could never be broken. But as they got older something had changed . . . After a mysterious incident, Sofia accuses Stella of doing something unforgivable, something Stella swears she never did. But no matter how much she begs for someone to believe her, they only listens to Sofia's side of the story. Their father being unable to accept what he believes Stella has done, sends her away to a boarding school hoping she'll "learn from her mistakes." But the place Stella arrives at is nothing like the school they were promised. Hidden behind its elegant walls is a darker truth . . Years later, Stella returns home changed. Stronger, guarded, and carrying secrets of her own. Now she must face the family who abandoned her, the twin who betrayed her, and the truth that could destroy them all . . .

There is a photograph. First birthday. The whole family around the long table - candles lit, cake centred, everyone leaning toward Isabella reaching for the flame, everyone laughing, everyone looking at the same thing. At the edge of the frame, barely in it, a small dark-haired girl in a white dress is looking at the candle. Not at her family. Not at her sister. Not at the camera. Just at the candle. Quiet. Still. Already, at one year old, watching the warmth from a slight distance. Nobody remembers who took the photograph. It was never framed. Never put in an album. Found years later in a box in the study, loose, slightly creased, as though it had simply been waiting. Her name is Serena Marchetti. The second twin. Born eleven minutes after her sister into a room already arranged around someone else - and she stayed that way, at the edge of things, for as long as the Marchettis of Milan would let her. This is not the story they would tell about her. This is hers.

. On the day her twin sister "died," or that what she thought everything she knew shattered. She remembered the scream, the fall, the blood-and then the world changed. In the chaos, no one asked her what really happened. They didn't care to hear her version. Her parents, once the warmth in her world, turned cold overnight. The brothers who loved her most began to look at her like a monster. Whispers filled the house. Accusations behind closed doors. She was blamed, judged, and punished-not by strangers, but by her own blood. And then, without warning, they sent her away. A boarding school in another country, they said, as if it were for her own good. But it wasn't a school-it was a cage dressed in discipline. Far from home, far from love, she entered a place no child should ever be. Hidden behind iron gates and smiling lies, that school was a breeding ground for cruelty. Every corner held secrets. Every night was a nightmare. And no one ever came looking for her. Not a single letter. Not a single call. They forgot her- Years passed. . And then came the call. Her family wanted her to return. As if they still had the right to call her back. But the girl who left never came back-not really. What returns now is someone colder, quieter, sharper. She tells herself she feels nothing for them. That she's learned to live without love. That hatred is easier than hope. But buried beneath the years and pain, there is still a small voice inside her-a child's voice-aching to be believed, to be seen, to be forgiven for a crime she never committed. Will her family finally face what they've done? And when the truth comes out-will it set her free, or break her all over again?

Will she ever forgive them for abandoning her? Will they ever be able to unveil her secrets? Where was she for all those years? This is story of a girl who was abandoned by her brothers when she was seven. Now, after 9 years, her brothers brought her back home. How will she deal with them, simultaneously dealing with the terrors that haunt her every night? Sneak Peak- Once we were out, I stopped and turned to face my blood relatives and said, "Okay, now that I am out you don't need to act anymore. Now, you guys can go back to your house and pretend that this never happened. I will go to my house and will make sure that we will not cross each other's path, even by accident." I was about to turn back when Ezekiel held my elbow, stopping me on my track. I immediately snatched my hand back glaring at him and said, "Do not ever touch me again." His eyes showed an emotion of hurt that I am sure I read incorrectly because one thing that Kensington brothers are incapable of was getting hurt by any outsider. And that was what I was. An outsider. Sensing the tension in the atmosphere Aldric took it upon himself to say whatever his brother was about to. "You are going with us." He spoke. One thing about Aldric Kensington was that once he has made his mind, there is nothing in this world that can change his decision. This is the very quality of his that made my life a living nightmare, and this is exactly why I hate him more than any of my brothers. "Let's go Athaliah," Ezekiel said this time. That name. No one has called me by that name in six years. "My name is Zahra," I corrected and continued, "And I am not going with you." #1 in pastabuse #1 in abusing #1 in nightterror on 27/02/25 #1 in running on 2/2/25, 26/4 #1 in babysister on 15/12/24 #1 in brothersconflict on 27/12/24 #2 in abandoned #2 in broken #2 in brokenfamily #4 in olderbrother #5 in mafiaprincess #9 in siblings #3 in siblingrivalry #18 in trauma #34 in littlesister #59 in mafia