Broken Butterfly
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  • Reads 17
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  • Parts 7
  • Time 32m
Ongoing, First published Jan 28, 2021
Part One: Mother Loses Daughter) Lana is a seventeen year old girl living with her mother, Vivianna, who comes from generations of wealth. They have a fractured relationship which began after Lana's father, Nicholas, mysteriously left when she was six, causing Lana to become depressive and turn to drug abuse.  
 
(Part Two: Daughter Finds Mother) One night after a ball organised by her high-society mother, Lana discovers a secret: her mother murdered her father in order to protect her integrity and money. Their relationship may be completely destroyed, but to protect their name, Lana and Vivianna embark on a journey within secret circles of violent glamour.  
 
(Part Three: Daughter Loses Mother) Through the act of vengeance, the mother-daughter bond is rebirthed, but short lived as Vivianna is poisoned by jealous extended family members, leaving Lana alone to chase shadows once again.
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