Seventeen Years Too Late
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Last published Mon, Jun 1, 2026
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.
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