Noah

Ten years ago, Y/N was thrown out of her home. At just eighteen, a scandal tore through her middle-class family. Her parents and relatives turned their backs on her overnight, cutting her off completely. With nowhere to go and no one to rely on, Y/N had to survive on her own. So she did. A decade later, at twenty-eight, she is now the powerful CEO of a global fashion empire—wealthy, respected, and completely independent. She cut all contact with her family long ago, refusing to look back. The only exception was her little sister. Even from afar, Y/N quietly kept tabs on her, making sure she was safe and happy, though she never reached out. Then one day everything changed. A sudden accident took the lives of her sister and brother-in-law, leaving behind their three-year-old son as the only survivor. At the funeral, relatives whisper among themselves. None of them want the responsibility of raising the child. Some suggest adoption, others mention sending him to an orphanage. Soon, child services arrive to take the boy away. That is when Y/N appears. Dressed in black, calm and imposing, she steps forward and stops them. “He’s not going anywhere.” The entire family turns in shock. Her voice is cold and firm. “I’ll take responsibility for him. I’ll adopt him.” The relatives immediately protest, questioning her motives and claiming she has no place in the family anymore. Y/N simply gives them one sharp glare—and the room falls silent. Because the girl they once threw away has returned as someone they cannot challenge anymore. And she is taking the child with her.