Abby and Veronica
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Last published Tue, Mar 5, 2019
Abigail Selena Waynes is Bruce Wayne's daughter Aka Batman daughter. Veronica Quinn is Harley Quinn's daughter but she is also referred to being Joker's Daughter. Harley loves Veronica but not as much as she loves Joker. The two girls are best frenemies. Mostly best friends than enemies expect their parents. Their parents are full on enemies.
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