The Janitor Who Adopted a “Defective” Alien Child — Then the Empire Came for Her

Tom Walker was just a janitor on Station Meridian—until he found a broken, abandoned alien child crying in the trash.

The Zerithian Empire called her defective.
Tom called her daughter.

He raised her, protected her, and taught her that being different doesn’t mean being broken. Years later, when an imperial fleet arrived to reclaim her as a discarded princess, they expected obedience.

What they didn’t expect was a human janitor who redefined royalty, family, and strength.

This emotional sci‑fi story proves that true power isn’t in bloodlines or empires—it’s in choosing love when the universe throws someone away.

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