The Blackwood family

The Blackwood family

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Social Themes
Abuse and Trauma
Mental Health and Neurodiverse
Family Life
Madelyn smith, or rather, Madelyn Blackwood, finds out she's related to one of the most known families in the world, after an "accident" lands her in the hospital. The Blackwood brothers didn't even know she existed, but when they found out, they wanted to bring her home. But her abusive mother and stepfather refuse to let their control over her fade, so they make a deal with the eldest Blackwood Brother: Move to Engeland, and receive a large sum of money. In England, she's enrolled at one of the most prestigious schools in the country, alongside her brothers. But as time goes on, the abuse of her mother and stepfather gets worse, while her brothers want to spend more and more time with her...
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