Lady Di

Diana, a young girl raised by loving adoptive parents, moves to a new neighborhood in Chicago and forms deep friendships with Jaime and Chris. As she grows older, she experiences bullying due to her mixed-race heritage and encounters a mysterious figure known as "Black Hood," who offers guidance and support, helping her navigates through the challenges she faces in school and her personal life. As she excels in academics and sports, Diana discovers she possesses extraordinary abilities. 

In high school, Diana falls in love with Anderson while continuing to excel in her studies and sports. She earns a full scholarship to Boston University, where she and her friends pursue their higher education. Through her journey in high school and university, she learns and discovers about her unknown special abilities and strong powers she is able to use in helping her overcome the battles and challenges she faces at school and in her personal life.

A shocking revelation changes the course of Diana's life: she discovers she is not her adoptive parents' biological child and that they have been missing for over a year. Driven by a desire to not only find her adoptive parents but to also find her birth family, Diana, along with her friends, embarks on a dangerous quest to unravel the mysteries of her past and uncover the truth about her origins and her extraordinary abilities.

The Adopted Daughter

The first semi-final competition begun on Thursday morning with archery on the sports field; Nancy was facing Ashley while I was facing Philip. This fitted exactly with what I had planned was going to happen, as I had once said “All I knew was that if I wasn’t facing her in the finals, then I was facing Philip.” The games were set to begin at 09:00 AM, so I was arriving at the archery field straight from home with my parents. On my way to school the entire time I just kept looking outside the window thinking, going over the game, strategizing on how I was going to beat Philip. This was the beginning and the end of my revenge game which I swore to never look back. Since Ashley and Philip couldn’t remember who I was and what they had done to me in seventh grade, I was going to take this game and remind them very well and teach them a lesson they would never ever forget. 


CHAPTER 26: SIX TO ZERO