3 Step brothers??? No, thank you!!!

3 Step brothers??? No, thank you!!!

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Fathers are the first protection for their kids in this world. Father's a daughter's first love and a son's first hero. Aliya was a daddy's little girl, until one day an unfortunate event led to her dad getting murdered. Aliya's mother decides to remarry, a rich Canadian who has three sons. Aliya has to leave everything and move to another country for her mother, with her older brother. She has to let go all her anger and accept her new family. -Read to find out more-
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Her father built a weapon. And it was her. Though, his new found wife was pregnant with a boy and he was done with his first daughter. Since her mother was dead now, he could do what he liked and two men with a business decided to make a deal, his daughter was part of the contract. Now, she only felt anger for her last living family member and a new feeling for the two men who were taking her away from her terrible life. She had to find a new way to cope with her feelings that were not normal for her. Would she began to push them away or let them in? She hadn't ever felt normal but now with them, she finally got the chance. Though, her past continued to haunt her. She needed to rid of the last negativity and began pushing forward. Who knows what type of weapon her father built and how dark she really is. Would she go through with her plans?

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