Fading Glass - Damian Wayne

Fading Glass - Damian Wayne

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DC: Batman
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glass child syndrome (noun) When a child, or children, grow up with a sibling that has significant needs, such as a disability, disease, or chronic illness, is neglected or overlooked by their parents as they focus on the unhealthy child. Lillian 'Lilli' Madison had everything life could offer as the eldest daughter of the proud and good Mayor Madison of Gotham. Or, at least, from what the media believes. Lilli has a younger sister who has suffered from bone disease constantly throughout her life. And when their parents found out that Lilli wasn't a blood match to Molly? Oh, they just never looked at her again. So, what is Lilli's teenage solution to grab the attention of her parents? Well, with her father being Mayor, there's not much she could do without major backlash. So, she does everything right to become someone her parents should show off; someone that they have to be proud of. But, as the saying goes, you can never tear your eyes off a train wreck. *I will be imagining Rowan Blanchard as Lillian Madison. I won't be listing any other actors as characters (unless they are an original character of mine as well). This will save me the trouble of finding suitable actors for the characters and the debate in the comments if they are suitable.
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[rated mature for suicidal themes] "You're different from the others." "What gives you that impression?" "I feel comfortable around you." "Does that make me your friend?" "You may be special, but you can call me Gotham." -- She's a shady little girl, full of surprises. No one knows her real name. But she lets them call her Gotham. -- "I can do things." "Like what?" She stalled. How could she have done this? How could she have lost focus? "I've said too much." "No, you can trust me." "Did you ever hear that curiosity killed the cat?" -- She's a troubled little girl, full of hurt. No one knows what she feels inside. But someone is sucking her into a deep pit, and she doesn't know if she can get out. -- "I'm sorry." "For what?" "This." -- [COMPLETED] TRIGGER WARNING: includes eating disorders, depression, death/suicide.

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