Miraculous 1: Welcome to Paris!
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  • Reads 93,716
  • Votes 1,203
  • Parts 8
  • Time 3h 8m
Ongoing, First published Oct 13, 2023
Lila Rossi (Not Lie-la) is a foreign exchange student from Italy. At a boarding school, she met Chloé Bourgeois and befriended her. After finding out about how Chloé wanted to change, she transfers to her school and lives with her at her father's hotel. She attracts a lot of attention, some good and some bad. When two heroes show up out of nowhere, she is, at first, skeptical about them. However, she unknowingly attracts some romantic attention from the local cat hero, Chat Noir. She feels bad about how he has to deal with a partner who treats him like a sidekick. Not only that, but a certain bluenette seems to have an unhealthy obsession with Chloé's childhood friend. Lila takes it upon herself to expose both Ladybug and Marinette for the awful people that they are, not knowing that they both are one and the same.
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When it's Chloe's first day back at her old school her eyes immediately wander to Marinette. After awhile of staring she realizes that Adrien is there, and Marinette is talking to Adrien! But why does that matter... Why does she feel... Jealous? This book does contain some LGBTQ+. If you don't support them then don't read this story I guess? 10644 Words. So it isn't that much at it isn't that good. Read at your own risk at cringe!