My Fake Sister Stole My Life

Born a Carter but switched at birth, Delilah grows up with the Greens, the family who truly loves her. When she's finally found by her biological family, she expects a homecoming. Instead, she's framed by Sophia—the girl who took her place—and sent to prison for three years.

Upon release, Delilah wants nothing to do with the Carters. She reaches out to the Greens, hoping to return to the only family she's ever known. But before they can pick her up, her brother Ethan forces her into his car and brings her to the Carter mansion. There, she finds her room turned into storage, her birthday forgotten while Sophia's is celebrated. The warmth she once hoped for is nowhere to be found. As tensions rise, the Greens arrive—finally bringing her home.

Back with her true family, Delilah begins to rebuild. With their unconditional support, she picks up her design dreams again. She fights to expose Sophia's lies, clear her name, and reclaim the life that was stolen from her. In the end, she doesn't just get justice—she founds her own design brand, proving that her talent, not her birthright, defines who she is. It's a story about the painful realization that blood doesn't make you family, and the quiet strength it takes to start over with the people who actually love you.