Hi.
My name is Harmony.
Harmony Bailey Sheridan.
I probably don't know why people won't go for my name anymore, they will keep calling me how ugly I look. All the kids I knew don't like me that much, but the shocking part the most? I just got pretty much berated by a grown up man. My teacher. Not really my teacher, just a T.A. and my guardian. No one doesn't like a girl with a brown skin color, too much tangle curly hair, and almost everything what I do.
But it all has gone away once I moved out of elementary into a whole new school, well that is for sure. Both school life and home life don't love me, the way how church does. I felt so separated, no one couldn't hear me.
It's not all that bad until I got framed for something I didn't do, it was a teacher.. Well before I got molested and smack on the face, which caused me to hit my head on the ground. I covered all the cuts, bruises, and scratches until I got home. I even got some recordings by writing and voice record. I couldn't tell anybody, not now. Because why?
There are nobody else. Except, I lost touch of close pals in the world. I even lost them due to suicidal, because of a teacher I know and grown up with. It all happened in the junior high test, heading for the special academy school. I was an honor roll student, but that was not my intention. That was our dream, and didn't expect to be separated. I thought I was selfish as my teacher said, but it wasn't me.
One night before graduation, it was far too late. 2 friends of mine nearly led into suicide. I was terrified of the looks of it, I blamed myself nonstop, and put all my good memories I had away inside of a blue toy box.
I even did changed my look, a neighbor straighten out my hair, and I got my teeth all clean. I had nobody, as my teacherr stalked me, abused me, and gang up on me all the time. I have no one, and I live in a very sad ending.
Not too late?.. Until new friends who came into my life.
To be continued...
Dheeren Singh Randhawa had the world at his feet, with the power to change densities at his fingertips. Despite his wealth and abilities, he felt helpless when his dying grandmother wished for a united family. The family had fractured decades ago when Dheeren's uncle married for love and was disowned by his grandfather. His uncle's death jolted the family, but efforts to reconcile were stonewalled by the Randhawa siblings.
Embarking on a mission to reunite his estranged cousins, Dheeren believed everything had a price and was ready to pay it. However, he found the Randhawas as stubborn as himself. In a desperate bid, Dheeren assumes a false identity to infiltrate their lives, intending to manipulate them into reconciliation. Yet he does not expect to fall in love with them.
When his identity is revealed, Dheeren faces an unanticipated dilemma. Will the bonds he has forged be shattered forever, or will love and understanding finally lead the Randhawa family back home?
"Familiar Stranger" is a heartwarming tale of redemption, forgiveness, and the timeless quest for family, taking readers on a journey of power and compassion.