Hi

I am ALEN JHONSUNBURG . It's my story which include all my emotions love ,anger, loneliness

I hope everyone will enjoy my story ....

AGE : 28

OCCUPATION: BUSINESSMAN

PARENTS: DAVID JHONSBURG & HENNA

PERSONALITY : AGGRESSIVE, SHORT TEMPERED AND SELF OBSESSED

NAME : ADHEENA MILLEY

AGE: 24

OCCUPATION: COMPLETED HER STUDIES AND LOOKING FOR JOBS

PARENTS: ORPHAN (ABANDONED CHILD)

PERSONALITY : STERN, LOVABLE CHARACTER

NAME : ALEON JHONSUNBURG

OCCUPATION: PROFESSOR

AGE :45

PARENTS:  DAVID JHONSBURG & ANNA JHONSBURG

PERSONALITY : CARING AND A LOVING BROTHER

ALEON , BIG BROTHER OF ALEN (HALF BROTHERS) HE TAKE CARE HIM AS HIS OWN CHILD

NAME : NEENA JHONSUNBURG

OCCUPATION : BAKERY OWNER

AGE:45

PARENTS: ORPHAN

PERSONALITY : A CARING PERSON JUST LIKE HER HUSBAND

FOR ALEN, ALEON  AND NEENA ARE HIS PARENTS , HE WILL OBEY WHATERVER THEY SAY ,ESPECIALLY FROM HIS SISTER IN LAW, FOR HIM SHE IS THE ONLY WOMEN HE EVER CONSIDERED IN HIS LIFE ,HE LOVE AND RESPECT HER AS HIS MOTHER.

Adheena was so excited to see his well-wishers, Neena and Aleon. " It's been a long time since I've seen them, I must buy some gift for them. Let's go to the market and buy something. She returned to her place after buying them gifts.

Adheena was sitting in her room, thinking about life sometime she pities her life. She has born with everything but abandoned since the birth. It was totally an Irony, It was pouring heavy rain outside her flat and she wanted all that pain to wash away forever in the rain.

NEXT DAY

Neena was going through her daily routine as usual, while Aleon was in his study room working on his research. Suddenly, someone approached from behind and hugged Neena. She was startled for a moment but felt relieved upon hearing the voice. It was none other than Adheena.

'MY BABY NEE NAA 😍 ! ! ! ADHEENA shouted loudly, her voice completely changing the silence that had been there for so long

Neena was so happy to see her and hugged her. Neena's face was filled with joy at having regained what she had lost when she hugged her. Neena: My baby  ! ! ! How are you my Aadhu💕

Where have you been until now? There has been no contact for 2 months.

Neena was started to complain about her disappearance in these two months, but for Adheena it was like lullaby.  Adheena grinned broadly as she responded to each query. ' Smiling  ! ! ! You ignored me for 2 months and smiling to my each question you brat ! ! ! Neena held her ear tightly

' AAAAA.....Neena baby it hurts '

So you how it hurts like - Neena said

Suddenly some a voice come from upstairs it was none other than Aleon 'what is happening here??' Aleon asked . When she saw Aleon, she let go of Neena's grip and ran towards Aleon.

Handsomeee.....HELP MEE ! ! ...

Seeing aadhu suddenly made Aleon very happy. He hugged her like a baby, and asked her,' Where have you been until now? Do you know how sad we are

Adheena felt deeply happy to see and hear their words—it was as if they were her own family, her father and mother. Tears filled her eyes before she even realized it.

"What happened, baby? Why are you crying?" Aleon asked with concern. Suddenly, Neena also came over and gently asked the same. It was like watching a baby cry, with both parents trying to comfort her.

Neena asked Aleon, "Aleon, what did you say to my baby? She just got here, and now she's crying!"

Aleon replied, "I didn’t do anything! It was you—she was already in tears when she came to me."

Neena, turning to her gently, asked curiously, "Is that true, baby? Was it me who made you cry?"

Before she could answer, Aleon jumped in, "Yes, it was you… right, baby?"

Neena shot him a look. "Hey! I’m talking to my baby."

Aleon grinned and said, "Me too."

“Both of you, stop it! It’s not like that…” she began, but before she could finish, Aleon jumped into the conversation.

Aleon: “Baby, don’t be afraid to tell me… did this old lady scold you?”

Neena: “Old LADY?! ME?! ALEON, DID YOU JUST CALL ME AN OLD LADY?!”

Aleon suddenly realized what he had said. His eyes widened, but no words came out.

Neena: “YOU OLD MAN ALIEN! ! !”

Aleon: “WHAT?! Did you just call me an alien?!”

Just as the tension was about to explode, she yelled at the top of her lungs:

“I’M HUNGRY! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! !”

Both of them fell silent, tension hanging in the air like a pause before a storm.

Neena broke the silence with a smirk, “I’ll deal with you later. Right now, my baby is hungry.”

Aleon chuckled, replying, “That’s exactly what I was going to say.”

Together, they turned their attention to Aadhu, gently serving her food with care and affection.

Just then, Aleon’s phone rang, slicing through the moment. He stepped aside to take the call while Neena continued tending to Aadhu with quiet warmth.

Moments later, Aleon returned, eyes shining with excitement.

“Happy news!” he exclaimed. “Alen is coming!”

Neena froze for a heartbeat, then her face lit up with a joy so radiant, it was clear she had been waiting for this moment. Aleon shared her happiness—their eyes met, both full of anticipation and relief.

But the news struck terror in someone’s heart—it was none other than Adheena. She was completely shocked.Her voice barely a whisper, Adheena mumbled to herself, “He’s back...!”..

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"He is coming back... I must leave before he arrives, Adheena."

Neena: "When will he be here?"

Aleon: "I don’t know. We’ll just have to wait, until he returns."

Neena: "Yes, it’s been such a long time..."

Her words trembled with the weight of a mother’s longing, a heart aching with the passage of years, every moment steeped in hope.

When Neena had first married Aleon, the boy was only six — poor, withdrawn, and clinging to his brother, his emotions locked away in the silence of a child who had known too much pain. At first, he barely acknowledged her presence, the gap between them wide as an ocean. But as time wore on, that cold distance melted away. Aleon’s heart found its home in Neena’s care, and slowly, she became more than just his stepmother — she became the mother he had never known, the one he could lean on when the world had abandoned him.

Now, as she waits for him to return, Neena feels the quiet ache of the years she’s spent loving a child who once felt like a stranger, now a son in every sense of the word.

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Adheena sat quietly in her room at the Johnsunburg mansion, lost in thought. Every corner of this house held pieces of her past — memories of how she got here, how they changed her life.

"I was just an orphan. Abandoned. Taken in by a kind woman… but when I met Neenamma in high school, everything changed."

At first, she’d mistaken Neena for one of those rich women who wore charity like jewelry. But Neena was different. She sponsored her studies, visited her often, helped her prepare for exams. Slowly, the distance between them disappeared.

Then came the day Neena brought her into this mansion — into a real home. And Aleon... her quiet strength, her beautiful storm. He helped her believe life could be more than pain.

Together, they gave her more than shelter.

They gave her a future.

They gave her love.

They gave her a place to belong.

Her hands trembled, not from fear… but from the storm she never showed anyone.

“Everyone thinks Alen is calm… obedient… perfect. But I know better.”

Her thoughts were sharp, quiet like a whisper inside her.

“He looks at me like I don’t belong here. Like I’m a parasite feeding off his family. But he doesn’t know... he never knew.”

She turned away from the window, blinking back the heat in her eyes.

“I never asked for their help. Not once. I fought for everything — my studies, my survival, my dignity. And even when I was drowning, I stayed silent.”

She remembered the nights she’d skipped meals to pay rent, the jobs she worked behind everyone’s back, the broken shoes she taped together for one more day.

“When Neenamma found out, she cried. Aleon was furious — not at me, but at himself, for not seeing it sooner. They helped me because they cared... not because I begged.”

She clenched her fists.

“But Alen... he mocked me. Every single time. As if I was pretending. As if I was playing some twisted game to win their affection.”

Adheena exhaled sharply, steadying herself.

“He doesn't see me. He only sees a threat. But one day, he’ll know who I really am — not a charity case, not a gold-digger… but someone who survived.” A forgotten moment from the past came rushing back

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The evening air inside the mansion had been still… until he walked in.

Adheena turned sharply, caught off guard by Alen’s voice behind her.

Alen: “So… getting paid again?”

His smirk was cold, but his eyes — those eyes — were watching her too closely.

She narrowed hers.

Adheena: “If you mean Neenamma helping me during a crisis, yes. I’m sure that offends your delicate pride.”

He stepped forward, slow, almost amused.

Alen: “No pride here. Just curiosity.”

He tilted his head. “You always cry on her shoulder right before money appears. Impressive timing.”

Adheena: “I don’t need her money.”

She clutched the envelope tighter, jaw set. “And I definitely don’t need your approval.”

He moved closer — too close — and leaned slightly, like he was studying her.

Alen: “Then what do you need, Adheena?”

His voice dropped, silk over steel.

“Because I’ve seen how you look at people when they care about you. Like you don’t believe it’s real.”

Her breath hitched — not from fear, but something else.

Attraction? Frustration? She couldn’t tell anymore.

Adheena: “Not everyone uses affection like a weapon, Alen.”

He laughed softly.

Alen: “No, you just let it wrap around you… until they’re too tangled to say no.”

She stepped closer now, their faces inches apart.

Adheena: “And yet here you are. Still watching me. Still chasing shadows in your perfect little world.”

There was silence.

Then, his gaze dropped to her lips — just for a second.

Alen: “Careful, Adheena.”

“Flirting with fire can burn more than just your pride.”

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