A young girl from the East End of Gotham has joined the beloved Wayne family, but adjusting to the life of the rich and famous is something she never thought she would have to do. While dealing with loss, gain, and the call to do what's right, she will find that sometimes you need to make your own path. This book is in three parts (hence the many many chapters) (TW) Drug and Alcohol Addiction, PTSD, Depression, Abusive Parental Relationships, Gore Literally Everyone is lgbt and I'm not sorry Ratings #1 in TimDrake (1-21) #1 in Catwoman (10-20) #1 in Robin (9-20) #1 in Batman (6-20) #1 in Dickkori (3-20) #1 in Bruce Wayne (2-20) #1 in Batfamily (1-20) #1 in Bats (11-19) #1 in Birdflash (10-19) #1 in Jaytim (8-19)

What if Dick Grayson wasn't the first child Bruce took care of...What if Bruce had a Daughter with a one night stand, but only finding out about her existence years later. I hope you enjoy the story :)

~Damian Wayne Fanfic~ Rogue Fierce is a girl that lives in the worst part of Gotham. She was poor and has a single mother that is 15 years older than her. She never complained about her life and she thinks she had it pretty good, even if she has no friends because she was painfully shy but at the same time if she feels like something is needed to be said she'll say it. She thought she was fairly normal looking and wasn't the most attractive girl in the world, but she doesn't know any better. Damian Wayne is a rich spolied arrogant brat and a trained assassin. He is the son of Talia Al Ghul and Bruce Wayne. Bruce is the Batman and Damian is his sidekick Robin. Damian doesn't have a lot of friends and usually just has his nose stuck in the bat computer. How will things change when someone steps in his life and changes his point of view of everything he thought he knew. (I don't own any characters but my own.)

Avery Carter is a neglected 14-year-old girl, attending Gotham Academy. After encountering her usual bullies, a student named Damian Wayne intervenes. The next thing she knows, she's one of the bats. This is the story of how her whole life changed in just two weeks.