The Liddell Madness
Lacie Gardner doesn't have the life she would like to have, but it's enough for her. Having been raised by her godfather, Charles, Lacie has always blamed her parents for abandoning them, but that has never stopped her from loving Charles as much as she could, seeing him not only as the man who saved her, but also as a father. Now separated from him, she must fight Charles' sisters and a cruel nurse to say the least, all to protect her one-time protector. That is until she discovers that her life is about to change, not only will she have to save Charles, but everyone around her, an entire universe that needs her help. Will she be able to save those who really need it? What truly happened to her parents? And most importantly, is madness hereditary?
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Ah, oi! Eaí? Tudo bem? Bom, não sou muito de apresentações, mas vamos tentar... Sou um ser humano, até onde se sabe, do tipo universitário...
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