Not Their Ava: A Twisted Heir

Not Their Ava: A Twisted Heir

Gavin

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My life began as a cold calculation: I was the Hamiltons' lab-grown spare, destined for my sick sister Clara. I ran at five, a worn silver locket clutched tight, but freedom turned into a nightmare with traffickers and an abusive woman who called me "Trash." My only true friend, the real Ava Hamilton, died in my arms during our first desperate escape attempt. "Make them pay," she whispered, her last breath a promise that tattooed itself onto my soul. Years later, a sleek black car arrived in the dusty desert. The Hamiltons were desperate, seeking their "missing Ava" for a now critically ill Clara. Brenda, my cruel captor, tried to pawn off her own daughter as the long-lost girl, a pathetic farce. I watched, every insult and beatings igniting a cold fury within me. They still didn't understand the depths of their depravity, the ledger of crimes I remembered, the life they' d stolen. They needed "Ava," and I would gladly step into that role. I offered them the locket, the subtle details only the real Ava would know, and watched their desperate hope ignite. They walked me into their gleaming hospital, believing they had found their perfect, compliant donor. They had no idea they had just welcomed their reckoning. This wasn't about being saved; it was about tearing down an empire, piece by agonizing piece, for Ava.

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My life began as a cold calculation: I was the Hamiltons' lab-grown spare, destined for my sick sister Clara.

I ran at five, a worn silver locket clutched tight, but freedom turned into a nightmare with traffickers and an abusive woman who called me "Trash."

My only true friend, the real Ava Hamilton, died in my arms during our first desperate escape attempt.

"Make them pay," she whispered, her last breath a promise that tattooed itself onto my soul.

Years later, a sleek black car arrived in the dusty desert.

The Hamiltons were desperate, seeking their "missing Ava" for a now critically ill Clara.

Brenda, my cruel captor, tried to pawn off her own daughter as the long-lost girl, a pathetic farce.

I watched, every insult and beatings igniting a cold fury within me.

They still didn't understand the depths of their depravity, the ledger of crimes I remembered, the life they' d stolen.

They needed "Ava," and I would gladly step into that role.

I offered them the locket, the subtle details only the real Ava would know, and watched their desperate hope ignite.

They walked me into their gleaming hospital, believing they had found their perfect, compliant donor.

They had no idea they had just welcomed their reckoning.

This wasn't about being saved; it was about tearing down an empire, piece by agonizing piece, for Ava.

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