The story gives us a very immersive experience of the pain and dissatisfaction of a woman who falls on the wrong side of fate. She is dealt the worst hand when she falls prey to the schemes of her sister. She becomes pregnant with a man she doesn’t know and is scorned by the public including her own family who are so embarrassed that they imprison her. When her children are born, she is unable to stop them from being taken away and killed. But by some saving grace, she retains two of them and escapes. It is five years later, and she returns to settle scores.
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- Part 1: The Story of Madam Winters’s Fight For Her Children
- Part 2: Main Character of Madam Winters’s Fight For Her Children
- Part 3: Exciting Chapter from Madam Winter’s Fight for Her Children
Part 1: The Story of Madam Winters’s Fight For Her Children
The story follows Adina, our perfectly incapable protagonist who is helpless in her unfortunate circumstances. First, she is kind of likely raped by a complete stranger and conceives his child. This would be something that normally wouldn’t make the general public give a damn, but in Adina’s case, things are very different. She’s also the heiress of the Daugherty family. Their life is lived in the public eye, which makes it reasonable that everything blew up.
The Scandal
Adina was destroyed by public sentiment when the news of her scandalous conception came to light. Her family was so embarrassed because of the wagging tongues of society that they locked Adina up in a warehouse and refused to let her out. Fast-forward to eight months later, and Adina goes into premature labor. She begs them to let her out, so she can have her babies in the hospital, but no one paid attention to her. She desperately tried to break out of the doors despite the large amount of blood that she was losing. At the crucial time, her sister appeared, but it was not to help.
It was at that time Adina heard everything straight from her sister’s mouth. From the sex with a stranger to the public scandal and then grabbing the position of heiress for herself, it was an elaborate plan. Adina was furious but she was also in labor. She gave birth to twins and while they came out alive, they suddenly became still. Adina begged her sister to get them to a hospital, but it was useless because the wench wanted them dead after recognizing their resemblance to a certain someone.
The babies were taken away to be buried, and Adina was left in the room to die from blood loss. However, she soon gave birth to two more children. Adina had to find a way out in order to save her children.
Not long after, the world heard of Adina’s suicide after the death of her two children. However, she returned five years later with two children, alive. But while she came to put things back in order, there were two children who didn’t fit the equation and one man who was their father. Adina will take this journey of payback and uncover many truths that she never thought possible. A mother’s instinct is not a joke.
Part 2: Main Character of Madam Winters’s Fight For Her Children
Adina
She is with a cool-headed attitude, but a fierce and unwavering resolve. Adina is betrayed by the family that loved her, going through a difficult experience at their hands and unable to escape the torturous isolation caused by their feelings of embarrassment. They nearly break her, but the thing is that they birthed a monster. Adina has a difficult life being subjected to the scrutiny of the public all the time, and in the end, it leads to her death or rather her fake death. They had no idea that she had lived because of the body they had found in the lake.
It allowed Adina to leave without problems and return quietly, shocking everyone. Adina is an insightful person, but she just trusted the wrong people. What did we expect? They were her family, and they were hard-wired to care for their own. However, after returning, she has nothing else but a heart of stone for the vile and evil bastards who eyed her with jealousy and discontent. They wanted to put her down, so she would do just that to them.
Adina makes it clear that only her children mattered to her, and when she realizes that the two who were supposed to be dead, had managed to survive, her determination to retrieve them will be unstoppable. The future held so much for Adina, her children, and Duke Winters. The unbearable man has an agenda of his own. How can he let her escape him just like that?
Part 3: Exciting Chapter from Madam Winter’s Fight for Her Children
Chapter Ten
Adina went over to Xavier Corporation to get the chip inserted. She sat in the backseat of the car with her two children and told her son to play with his sister. Alden promised to take care of Mel. The car suddenly jerked, coming to a screeching halt. They had apparently run into another car. The driver came down from the car and left to deal with the situation. Meanwhile, Mel tried to leave as well. Adina couldn’t stop her after the child’s second try.
Meanwhile, the driver stood in front of Duke Winters and tried to apologize for hitting his car. When Duke was about to speak, Mel crashed into his leg. Duke was a neat freak and hated touching strangers, therefore he was hostile to this sudden contact. He spoke with a cold voice for the child to let go, but Mel refused. The driver tried to pick up the child but ended up getting bitten to the extent that blood came out. Duke was unhappy with the aggressive child. He picked her up by the collar and then their eyes met. Mel’s eyes went wide. They were black and glittered like stars in the night sky. Duke’s heart softened, and he inquired from Mel who she was. However, the girl grew fearful. Duke felt regretful and didn’t know why. Soon Adina took Mel into her arms and apologized to the man.
Adina never expected her usually quiet and reserved daughter to act that way toward a stranger. She looked at the man and found him familiar.
A mother will kill her children, and it is the best thing to witness her rage. So, if you want something just like this wonderfully thrilling read, then I have another to recommend.
