Two-year-old Ruhi had never known what it meant to belong. Abandoned in an orphanage and taught to stay quiet, she had stopped expecting anyone to come for her-until a hidden record and a DNA test revealed the truth. She had five brothers. Five brothers who blamed her existence for the loss of their parents. They did not want her. But their father's will left them no choice except to bring her home. What begins as responsibility slowly turns into attachment, protectiveness, and a love none of them expected. And when Ruhi starts calling the eldest brother **"Dadda,"** the unwanted little girl begins changing their broken house into a family. This is the story of five brothers who thought Ruhi had destroyed their world-only to realise she was the heart they had lost.

When the favorite grandson is in danger, his cousins who despise him are tasked with protecting him. Will they uncover the truth about their cousin's illness? And what about the grandfather and his secrets?

Her parents divorce was a messy, loud thing but she was too little to really get it. All she knew was her world got sliced in half. Mom took her, Dad took her brothers. Life became two separate tracks her mom's house on one side, her dad's on the other, with an invisible wall keeping them apart. For twelve years, she made it work. Her mom's place was cozy enough, with a stepdad who did his best, even if it wasn't always perfect. Her brothers faded into blurry memories, just faces from old photos. She got used to the split, the two different worlds. Then an accident flipped everything upside down. Her mom was gone, her stepdad was stuck in a hospital bed, and suddenly, she had to pack up and move in with her dad. But it wasn't the dad she remembered. He'd remarried, and his house was a whirlwind of four step siblings and her brothers, who weren't kids anymore. She wasn't that same little girl either. She figured it'd be about adjusting to a crowded house, maybe learning to get along with new people. But it turned out to be so much more unanswered questions, secrets everyone seemed to dodge, and the messy, confusing journey of figuring out who she was and who she wanted to be.

Published on 4/5/20 In Neo's past life, he was a wicked person who sought to kill his little brother, the rightful heir of a Ducal House. His conspiracy led to his eventual demise. Then he was reborn into another world and became a successful medical researcher... ... Then he died again because he believed he was too good for the concept of sleep, and was sent back to the beginning, before his plans and cruel deeds led him down the path of no return. This second chance might be his salvation. . . It was said that the oldest Young Master of the Odum Family has become strange as of late. Was he perhaps trying to kill someone again? His younger brother better watch out, or else he might die this time. Everyone, duck and cover! Don't want to be in the crossfire! Edited by: bafflinghaze Cover by @Niveggo. Volume I Spring 1 - 40 Complete Volume II Summer 41 - ??? Obligatory Declaration (because it is now 2025): This story was made by a human author. In fact, all my stories were made by a human author. Do NOT feed more work into AI. I do not permit my works to be used in any way to train generative AI.

After her mother's unexpected passing, Gemma is sent to live with seven strange men who don't seem overly fond of her being there. Their secrets, their strange rules and behaviour make Gemma want to run, to hide, to go back in time to when everything felt safe again. But life doesn't always play the way's expected, and Gemma's life of before can only stay as that: in the past. Top Rankings: 6/11/2025: #1 in grief 7/1/2026: #1 in friendship 9/1/2026: #2 in siblings 13/1/2026: #1 in mystery 1/2/2026: #2 in selectivemutism 7/4/2026: #2 in brothers 8/4/2026: #1 in anxiety

For seventeen-year-old Kiyan bhardwaj life has never been kind. Although he is only 17, his official documents claim he is 19-a lie carefully created by his father, Aman Bhardwaj, to hide a scandal that would destroy the Bhardwaj family's reputation. The forged age conceals years of abuse, neglect, and the truth behind Aman's affair. After skipping several grades, Kiyan is already studying in college. Quiet, brilliant, and painfully lonely, he has spent his entire life enduring cruelty at the hands of the man who should have protected him. Then everything becomes even worse. Kiyan is abducted by the Bhardwaj family's greatest enemies-the powerful Sharma family. Believing him to be nothing more than Aman Bhardwaj's beloved son, they chain him, starve him, and punish him for the smallest mistakes, determined to make Aman suffer through his child. But Aman never comes. He never searches. Because the boy being tortured was never important to him. What the Sharma family doesn't know is that the helpless prisoner they call a slave is actually their own blood... Their youngest half-brother. Aryan Sharma, Vivaan Sharma, Rudra Sharma, and Dev Sharma have spent years hating the woman who helped his Father's Enemy to destroy and murder there father . When the truth finally comes to light, the brothers who broke him will have to face a devastating question: Can blood erase the scars left by cruelty... or is some forgiveness impossible, even between brothers?

My Last Rites My Brother Performed My Last Rites While I Was Still Alive. At fifteen, I was called a monster for a crime I never committed. My family performed my last rites and declared me dead while I was still alive. I begged them to stop. No one listened. I begged them to believe me. No one did. At sixteen, I watched the same ritual with numb detachment. At seventeen, I stopped caring. At eighteen, I watched it with amusement. Because I knew... It would be the last of my last rites I would ever witness. I laughed. Because I knew the next funeral would be real.

She survived captivity. She survived torture. She survived things no child should ever endure. But nothing prepared her for discovering that being forgotten hurts less than being second choice.

An elder brother, once the pillar of strength and love, now lives a life of solitude, miles away from the warmth and laughter of his family. The irreconcilable differences with his younger brother, the middle child, have left an unbridgeable chasm in their relationships, shattering the family's harmony. The family's youngest sibling, a curious and wonder-filled soul, has grown up listening to stories about his elusive eldest brother from their parents. These tales have sparked a deep sense of longing within him, and he yearns to meet the brother he has never known. As he navigates the complexities of life, his desire to connect with his eldest brother has only intensified, and he often finds himself pondering about the what-ifs of their relationship. The parents, caught in the midst of their sons' conflicts, continue to harbor a deep longing for their eldest son to return to their lives. Memories of happy times, laughter, and warmth flood their minds, and they yearn to relive those moments. Despite the pain and heartache that their eldest son's departure has caused, they hold on to the hope that one day, he will return to them, and their family will be whole once again. As the years go by, the question remains: will the eldest son find his way back into the family dynamic? Will the love and longing that bind the family together be enough to overcome the pain and heartache of the past, or will the wounds run too deep? Can the two brothers, once inseparable, now separated by time and circumstance, mend their fractured relationship, or will the gap between them persist indefinitely?

After losing the only person she ever had, seventeen-year-old Siara is left completely alone. With social services pressuring her into foster care, she has no choice but to contact the man her mother never told her about. Her father. A billionaire with a perfect life, a powerful name, and absolutely no clue that he has a daughter. Now forced into each other's lives, both must face buried truths, painful misunderstandings, and the possibility of becoming a family after seventeen years too late.