Lingering_Mist

Susan was never her family's jewel and was never even known to be from the Anderson family. In other words she was the 'FORGOTTEN DAUGHTER' in that family.

But her world came crashing  (not that she had any anyway) when she was disowned by her own mother because she couldn't find her step-sister who is not even her mothers daughter. 

After leaving the hospital empty handed and weak. she met Eric's mother who took her to the hospital when she found her by the road side because she fainted. From then... her life changed completely.


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Hi everyone. This is my first (original) book so pls don't judge me for it. Also pls vote and comment. I'd like to know your opinion about this book. I was thinking of it and did it on impulse.

The cover photo isn't mine. All credit goes to the rightful artist.

The Forgotten Daughter

And here she was trying to explain that she knew nothing about the accident but they weren't even listening.

As Susan was thinking, her mother came into the hospital room. When she heard her mother's voice, she was so happy that she got up to greet her despite the pain she was feeling all over her body but was met with a hot smack on her face.

Shocked, Susan looked up with wide eyes staring at her mother but was met with another slap. Then she heard her mother's harsh, cold and agitated voice above her head.

"What did you do to her? Was it because I told you to do what she wants? How could you?" As her mother was asking her this questions, she was hitting her at the same time.

While her father was trying to hold back her mother she tried to explain that she didn't do anything. "Mom.." she started with a shaky voice tears brimming in her eyes.

"Don't call me that! I don't have a daughter like you!" Mrs Anderson snapped "In fact don't come home. I brought your belonging from home already. Derek, realese me" she said to Mr. Anderson.

"Honey calm down, okay? I don't want you to do something you will later regret." Mr. Anderson said.

He knew how his wife treated his daughter and her daughter. He knew that Susan would never do anything like that but he wanted someone to blame for the fact that his daughter is missing.