Randhawa's Princess: A cruel game played by fate or humans?

<p>This is a story full of noise interruptions unexpected naps burning tempers and unlimited snacks. One moment someone is crying the next someone is laughing and somewhere in between someone is probably threatening to call the doctor the police or Harry Potter.</p><p>At the heart of all this chaos is Aadhya &mdash; our tiny hurricane. She walked into our lives carrying scars from a past she never deserved. She didn&rsquo;t trust easily didn&rsquo;t laugh freely and flinched at love&hellip; until she met a family who refused to give up on her.</p><p>This isn&rsquo;t a story about perfect parenting or ideal behaviour. It's about trying failing trying again and bribing a child with gummies because medicine time feels worse than World War III. It&rsquo;s about brothers who fight over blankets but stand like bodyguards when someone dares to touch their sister. It&rsquo;s about grandparents who go from sweet to savage in under ten seconds if someone messes with &ldquo;their princess.&rdquo;</p><p>Most importantly it's about healing &mdash; not through silence but through noise laughter late-night movies silly nicknames and noodle fights.</p><p>If you&rsquo;re expecting peace and discipline you&rsquo;re in the wrong house.</p><p>But if you&rsquo;re ready for drama softness laughter and a family that loves like it&rsquo;s a full-time job &mdash; then come on in.</p><p>We saved you a seat. Probably between a snoring child and a stuffed teddy twice her size.</p>