My Freeze. Their Tears. No Forgiveness

Sophie wants back the place she had in the Johnson family, and the person holding it now is the daughter they had by blood. She came out of an orphanage at six, and for twelve years she was the youngest of the house, looked after by her adoptive parents and three older brothers. Then Camille came home. Camille set things up so the blame landed on Sophie, one arrangement at a time, and the family heard what it preferred to hear. The coldness kept coming and Sophie stopped waiting for it to end. Her eldest brother had been working on the Sleep Project for five years. Sophie put herself forward as its first volunteer and took it as the way to pay her adoptive parents back for taking her in. On her eighteenth birthday she cut off contact with all of them, walked into the sleep capsule alone, and left her corneas to her second brother, who was blind. She woke thirty years later. Her family had grown old in the meantime, and she no longer remembered any of them.