Not Always Who They Seem
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MatureComplete Fri, Jul 3, 20263h 13m
After years of hating him because of his ego and his attitude, Mykie learns that Damian Wayne isn't who he seems.
He hated her because of who her father was and because she was the only one who could best him in everything. But what happens when Damian Wayne starts to realize that Mykie Wilson isn't the person he thought she was?
Will the two teens learn to ever get along or will something else spark between them? Or will they always hate each other?
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