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The Peirce's

The Peirce's

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WpMetadataNoticeLast published Wed, Aug 3, 2022
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Social Themes
Family Life
Illness
Mental Health and Neurodiverse
Ellie is the only girl in a group of 8 siblings. This proves challenging in some ways as her oldest brother at 26, Max has been her guardian, but it is also clear that all her brothers have a soft spot for her. Unfortunately for the younger few of the siblings, most of the older siblings have followed a medical path for their careers and they are absolutely petrified. When the junior twins were 4, DCFS finally caught on to the horrors that were happening in the Peirce household and removed all 8 children from their parents' care. This meant that everyone except the pairs of twins was put into separate foster homes. 2 years later, Max aged out of the system and became the legal guardian of all his siblings. DISCLAIMER: I have no clue if the information in this story is correct. I'm just basing it on my own experiences.
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Madeleine was only two when they took her. Now she's nine, and she doesn't remember her family. She doesn't even remember her real name. All she knows is pain. Bruises. Fear. Every night, she dreams of six boys calling her name, but when she wakes up, it's always just her and the dark. Her mom died because she couldn't handle losing her. Her dad followed not long after. And her six brothers? They changed. They became cold, cruel, dangerous. Everyone fears them. But deep down, they're still just six broken boys who lost their little sister. They swore they'd find her no matter how long it takes. No matter who they have to destroy. But when they finally do, Madeleine isn't the same little girl anymore. She's scared. Quiet. Different. And maybe she doesn't even want to go home. "She was the light in our darkness. Now she doesn't know who we are." - The Garcia brothers.

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