In a world torn between light and darkness, Wednesday Addams has been reborn as Raven Morningstar, a half-angel, half-demon hybrid, stripped of her memories and unaware of her true identity. The devil himself, Lucifer, has woven an elaborate scheme, implanting false memories to make Raven believe she's his own-a Morningstar. Lost in the underworld, Raven's existence is a paradox. Her angelic powers pull her toward light, while her demonic instincts tether her to darkness. Lucifer keeps her close, manipulating her every step, feeding her lies to bind her to his realm. But as Raven encounters fragments of her past-strange visions, familiar shadows, and a powerful connection she can't quite place-she begins to question the life Lucifer has painted for her. Will she uncover her true self as Wednesday Addams and remember the life she once had? Or will Lucifer's deceit ensnare her forever, claiming her as his dark protégé? Only time will tell if she'll break free and reclaim her destiny-or fall into Lucifer's abyss, lost to the light forever.

"Like my new lipstick, Sinclair?" warnings - mature language - little of violence [i suppose] - slow updates - targeted audience: 16+

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Enid Sinclair, an aspiring journalist in the bustling heart of New York City, has always dreamed of proving her worth. Her chance comes when her boss assigns her to work with the elusive Wednesday Addams, the enigmatic daughter of famed director Gomez Addams and iconic actress Morticia Addams. Wednesday, known for her mysterious withdrawal from the public eye since childhood, is about to debut her first horror novel. What begins as a formal email exchange to write a compelling biographical piece soon blossoms into late-night phone calls, revealing a surprising depth and mutual fascination despite their stark differences. Enid's bright, optimistic demeanor starkly contrasts with Wednesday's dark, introspective nature, yet they find an unexpected harmony in their conversations.

Emma and Jenna met each other at the hospital. Jenna wrote notes to Emma and put them on the glass barrier of Emma's hospital room to encourage her. Their encounter was destined, bringing them together in a bittersweet twist of fate. "It is commonly believed that if you spot a shooting star and make a wish before it disappears, your wish will come true." ﹏ Completed ﹏

Enid is nervous about her first kiss with Ajax and suggests her roommate, Wednesday, help see if she's a good kisser or not. What was meant to be an innocent trial run turns into something deeper, confusing them both and blurring the line of loyalty.

When Wednesday returned to Nevermore after the leave they were given on account of the battle, she found she saw her roommate and best friend, Enid, in a completely different light. She, herself, was new to these feelings that had overtaken her. Enid, too, experienced new things over the holidays. Not all good, and it had affected her greatly. Could Wednesday break out of her shell to be close enough to Enid to help her? And, did Enid share the same feelings as Wednesday?