Welcome to the Family

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Jada wasn't a selfish kid, she was kind, sweet and caring. Always looking out for the other kids at the orphanage. But, she longed for one thing. A family. Every Christmas she wished for a family. Every single birthday she wished for a family, but never ever got one. She and her best friend at the orphanage were doing their chores one day when a family of five walk into the orphanage. They are looking for girl Jada's age,13, who is kind caring and follows rules. Is this Jada's chance to actually have a family? And when she gets one, what trouble will she cause when her actual parents come looking for her?All Rights Reserved

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