Black Sheep Redemption

By A.Michelle

Maya is a young girl struggling to cope with her father's jealousy and her mother's infidelity. She feels like an outsider in her own family and decides to cut ties and start a new life. Through her journey of self-discovery, Maya discovers her passion for writing and finds success as a writer. However, success comes with its own challenges, including the pressures of fame and negative criticism. Maya falls in love with a kind and compassionate man who supports her in her writing career. She embarks on a journey of self-discovery, traveling the world and meeting new people. However, her trust is shattered when she discovers her partner has been cheating on her. Despite the heartbreak, Maya finds redemption in her writing and uses her experiences to help others who have been through similar struggles. Throughout her journey, Maya learns the importance of forgiveness, self-discovery, and the power of creativity. (13 chapter 6217 words)

• Language: English
• Publisher: Alieshe Lucas
• Release date: Mar 9, 2023
• ISBN: 9798215542330

A.Michelle

Introducing A.Michelle, an upcoming writer with a passion for crafting imaginative and dreamy concepts for children's books. With a vivid imagination, A.Michelle loves to delve deep into her dreams and extract unique and enchanting ideas for her stories. She has a particular fondness for poetry and short stories and is constantly exploring new ways to capture the beauty and wonder of childhood through her writing. Some of A.Michelle's stories are characterized by their whimsy and playfulness, with characters and settings that ignite the imagination and transport readers to magical worlds, while some deal with relevant situations in childhood. A.Michelle has an interest in all subject matter, be on the look out for more from A.Michelle!

Book preview

Chapter 1: The Golden Child

MAYA HAD ALWAYS FELT like the odd one out in her family. She was the youngest of four siblings, and from an early age, she felt like she did not fit in. Her older brothers and sisters were all outgoing and popular, while Maya was quiet and reserved. She spent a lot of time alone, reading books and drafting stories in her journal.

Despite her introverted nature, Maya was always aware of her father's jealousy and resentment towards her. He would often make comments about how Maya was his favorite child, or how she was the only one who ever listened to him. Maya's mother tried to protect her from these comments, but she could only do so much. Maya could feel the weight of her father's expectations on her, and it was suffocating.

As Maya got older, she started to see how her father's favoritism was affecting her relationships with her siblings. Her brothers and sisters resented her for the special treatment she received, and Maya could not blame them. She did not want to be the favorite; she just wanted to be treated like everyone else.

Maya's father's jealousy was not limited to just her siblings. He would often argue with her mother about Maya, accusing her of spoiling her and giving her too much attention. Maya's mother tried to defend her, but it seemed like no matter what she did, her father was never satisfied.

The weight of being the golden child started to take its toll on Maya. She became more introverted, withdrawing from her family and spending even more time alone. She did not know how to deal with her father's expectations or her siblings' resentment. She felt like she was stuck in a difficult situation.

Maya tried to talk to her mother about how she was feeling, but it never seemed like they could get