Twelve Years After Being Abandoned, My Parents Came To Find Me — Novel

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Mia Mann's life is a fragile tapestry, woven together from the threads of abandonment and the struggle for survival. For twelve years, she has lived in the shadows, fighting to carve out an existence in a world that has forgotten her. But when her biological parents suddenly reappear, it’s not with open arms, but with a desperate demand: a kidney for her estranged sister, Eva. The stakes are high, and the emotional turmoil is overwhelming. Can Mia trust the very people who left her behind?

As the pressure mounts, Mia finds herself at a crossroads between self-preservation and the weight of familial duty. Torn between the life she has built with her loving foster parents and the twisted expectations of her biological family, she must confront her past and the secrets that lie within it. When her parents’ true intentions become clear, Mia’s journey transforms from one of survival to a fight for autonomy.

With her identity hanging in the balance, can Mia reclaim her life, or will the ghosts of her past drag her back into darkness? As tensions rise and alliances shift, she discovers that sometimes, the only way to fight for your future is to reclaim your past.

Twelve Years After Being Abandoned, My Parents Came To Find MeChapter 1

My name was Mia Mann. After I was abandoned for twelve years, my biological parents came to my door to take my life.

Twelve years after I was lost, Elsie Holden, my biological mom, and Jack Dixon, my biological dad, came to me and asked me to give my kidney to my sister, Eva Dixon, who had uremia.

After I refused them, they posted flyers everywhere, saying that although I had two kidneys, I was unwilling to give one to my own sister who was in desperate need, and they even called me a heartless bastard.

When things escalated, I still didn't wanna give Eva my kidney. Seeing that, Eva cried and posted her uremia diagnosis online with the words "I just wanna live. Harley, can you please help me?"

The video quickly went viral, and netizens found my home address and the university I attended based on the video Eva posted.

Reports about me quickly filled the school mailbox, and my foster parents and I were forced to move out of the village.

But my biological parents and Eva clearly knew that I only had one kidney.

I ended up on the operating table anyway.