When I was adopted, I thought I’d won the lottery — loving parents, a big house, and even a golden retriever named Sunny. But my new sister, Ava, didn’t see me as family. On my very first night, she whispered, “You ruined my life. One day, I’ll ruin yours back.” I brushed it off, hoping…
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