Jinx No More, Love at the Door

Leah, long seen as a “jinx,” was abandoned and shamed by her family after her cancer diagnosis. To pay for treatment, she worked as a bar “drink shield,” only to be framed by the adored adopted daughter and beaten by her brother. In despair, she attempted suicide whilst her neighbor Noah...

Leah, long seen as a “jinx,” was abandoned and shamed by her family after her cancer diagnosis. To pay for treatment, she worked as a bar “drink shield,” only to be framed by the adored adopted daughter and beaten by her brother. In despair, she attempted suicide whilst her neighbor Noah...

Leah, long seen as a “jinx,” was abandoned and shamed by her family after her cancer diagnosis. To pay for treatment, she worked as a bar “drink shield,” only to be framed by the adored adopted daughter and beaten by her brother. In despair, she attempted suicide whilst her neighbor Noah...

Leah, long seen as a “jinx,” was abandoned and shamed by her family after her cancer diagnosis. To pay for treatment, she worked as a bar “drink shield,” only to be framed by the adored adopted daughter and beaten by her brother. In despair, she attempted suicide whilst her neighbor Noah...

Leah, long seen as a “jinx,” was abandoned and shamed by her family after her cancer diagnosis. To pay for treatment, she worked as a bar “drink shield,” only to be framed by the adored adopted daughter and beaten by her brother. In despair, she attempted suicide whilst her neighbor Noah...

Leah, long seen as a “jinx,” was abandoned and shamed by her family after her cancer diagnosis. To pay for treatment, she worked as a bar “drink shield,” only to be framed by the adored adopted daughter and beaten by her brother. In despair, she attempted suicide whilst her neighbor Noah...

Leah, long seen as a “jinx,” was abandoned and shamed by her family after her cancer diagnosis. To pay for treatment, she worked as a bar “drink shield,” only to be framed by the adored adopted daughter and beaten by her brother. In despair, she attempted suicide whilst her neighbor Noah...

Leah, long seen as a “jinx,” was abandoned and shamed by her family after her cancer diagnosis. To pay for treatment, she worked as a bar “drink shield,” only to be framed by the adored adopted daughter and beaten by her brother. In despair, she attempted suicide whilst her neighbor Noah...

Leah, long seen as a “jinx,” was abandoned and shamed by her family after her cancer diagnosis. To pay for treatment, she worked as a bar “drink shield,” only to be framed by the adored adopted daughter and beaten by her brother. In despair, she attempted suicide whilst her neighbor Noah...