Villainous(on hold)
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This story is going to be on hold so I can develop it and it's characters more
It all started with a 2 A.M. phone call......
In a world where people have superpowers the ordinary people are looked down on with distaste like moldy cheese.... yet they all attend the same schools. So as you can probably imagine there is a serious case of cliques and stereotypes.
Heather and Maddie have been best friends since Maddie moved across the street from Heather in first grade. So when Maddie calls from across the street at 2 A.M. devastated about a break up Heather has no doubt that they must get revenge, like right now at two in the morning.
So after a little accident at the ex's house that they think nothing about when Heather starts to get power everything changes. But unlike others who use powers for good she has different ideas.
Years of being looked down on will soon come to an end when Heather turns
Villainous.
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