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Superhero... or not?
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Ongoing, First published Jul 05, 2017
Mature
Well, I wasn't a normal child to begin with. Both my parents were quite famous so it wasn't really surprising that I became famous too. Soon I was one of the most well - known teenage actresses, but that is not what makes me different from everyone.

What makes me different is the fact that I am a superhero. Yep, you heard that right. I somehow managed to get some super cool abilities during an explosion at my mansion, which has led me to posses some basic superhero powers. These powers include incredible intelligence, super speed and strength, flight  and way stronger senses than any human. Cool right?

But it isn't as easy as it looks to be a superhero - actually, easy could be the biggest understatement of the century! And the bad thing is, that I had to find out the hard way. Right now I'm trying to balance two different lives both different and both having major problems. The question is, can I actually do this?

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15 years old Violet Vollkador never expected her life to go the way it did. After a huge accident at her house, she gains a few superhero abilities. Now, she must attend a school where she learns how to be a superhero while keeping her identity hidden and balancing it with her celebrity life.

 But trouble is emerging and the young teenager is trapped right in the exact middle of it. She is not even sure what is right and what is wrong any more and it doesn't seem that the superhero life was looking for recruits like her...



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