Our Adorable Adopted Daughter

MY wife and I had been married for almost 20 years. We have five children of our own but my wife always wanted one more. As she was too old to conceive I suggested adoption. She was so excited and happy that I was on board with wanting another child in our house. We decided we’d adopt a baby girl and went through the process of finding the right child. The adoption agency we used showed us so many wonderful children but my wife wanted a girl who was already older. Our five children were 26, 23 (twins), 20, and 18 so we weren’t looking to start from the beginning but rather to give a teenage daughter a chance with new parents. We found a cute beautiful Korean girl and my wife instantly fell in love. We inquired further about her and the agency said she moved to the U.S. with her family when she was a baby but her parents died when she was only four years old. No one could find any family for her so she ended up here. My wife was heart-broken for her and it only made her want to adopt this girl even more.

After several months, everything was settled and our new daughter Jeannie was home with us. Her mood from when she was living in foster care to her new home with us improved dramatically. She was happy and giggly all the time and she fell in love with both of us as well as her new siblings who accepted her into the family. She was never the rebellious teenage daughter, instead was to most respectful helping young girl I’d ever seen. She was so grateful to have us in her life that she wouldn’t try the behavior of her step-sisters earlier on. We celebrated her 16th birthday at home and my wife got her a brand new dress. It was a long flowing red outfit that made her look stunning for her age. She was well developed for such a young age. She was growing out of her B cup bras my wife bought for her and was needing to wear C cup ones instead.