The Fake Brother And The Real Heiress
Language: en
I was always a pushover growing up. I had a tendency to agree with everyone, reflexively. Someone could tell me the Earth was flat, and I'd nod and say, "You know, there’s a real possibility for that." After a checkup years later, I learned I had what the doctor vaguely called a "Compulsive Agreement Disorder"—a psychological defense mechanism born out of constant bullying and never being heard. I learned to survive by simply affirming whatever the perceived aggressor said. When the prominent Whitlock family finally tracked me down and brought me home, the "fake daughter," Savannah,…