Neglected

Miracle Astor received her name from a mother who, on her dying breath, saw something divine in what others marked as tragedy. Dubbed Miracle, she ironically represents anything but that in the eyes of her family, embodying the aftermath of a brutal crime. Her conception was the result of a violent assault on her mother, Aurora Astor, who against her family’s urging, chose to give birth to her. Aurora’s decision came after much persuasion against an abortion, and she passed away after enduring a harrowing labor, leaving Miracle to the world with her name as a final gift.

Raised by her uncles, who secretly resented her as the emblem of their sister’s suffering, Miracle was nonetheless presented to the world as the legitimate heiress to the Astor lineage, safeguarding both their mother’s and their prominent family’s reputation. Fast forward sixteen years, and Miracle finds herself engulfed in solitude and sorrow, burdened by the blame and guilt over her mother’s fate.

As Miracle confronts a reality that seems to echo her mother’s dark past, the family’s deep-seated secrets threaten to surface. With the potential of repeating history looming, the narrative teases whether Miracle will succumb to her breaking point or if her uncles will intervene. Will the cycle of despair be broken, or will someone step forth to rescue Miracle from a fate mirroring her mother’s? Dive into the story to uncover whether redemption or ruin defines the next chapter of Miracle’s life.