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After being placed in foster care, Y/N is sent to live with the Miller family, a chaotic but loving household with four biological children: Evan, Luke, Ben, and Hannah. Also living there is Marcus, another foster kid who has been with the family for nearly a year. Used to temporary homes and constant change, Y/N arrives expecting this placement to be no different. She keeps her guard up, avoids getting attached, and tells herself not to get too comfortable. But life in the Miller house is hard to ignore. The kitchen is always noisy. Someone is always arguing over something stupid. Family movie nights turn into debates, chores become competitions, and privacy is nearly impossible to find. As Y/N navigates school, foster care meetings, friendships, and the ups and downs of living with so many people, she slowly finds herself becoming part of the family’s everyday life. The story focuses on foster care, belonging, healing, sibling relationships, trust, and the messy reality of growing up. It’s about finding a home when you’re afraid to believe one can be yours.