Rebecca Crouch was adopted by the Wayne Manor next door for a period of time when she was a child. The sudden theater shooting caused her parents to collapse, and Rebecca suffered from anxiety and depression.
She learned how to save herself from a psychiatrist, and learned to live alone from her housekeeper. She tried to control her own life, but overcorrecting made her look more like a madman with obsessive-compulsive disorder.
Such a life continued until Mr. Wayne brought back his second adopted son.
When Rebecca saw him for the first time, she knew that this guy was destined to burn himself until there was nothing left to burn.
However, the young man looked at her in surprise.
There was something in that look that Rebecca couldn't understand, and she had a premonition that there was a terrifying change in her plan.
After he chose to take the initiative to hold her hand, in the hesitation and struggle, Rebecca finally allowed herself to be burned in the fire.
But I never thought that he would leave her first in life.
She thought that it would be nice if she was the one who died in the first place.
Otherwise, why would the people she loves leave her one by one?
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Jason Todd had lived in Wayne Manor for a while before he met the person Alfred called Miss Rebecca for the first time.
Then, he found out that he fell in love at first sight! (***A string of crime alley swear words)
For this reason, he shamelessly learned the so-called love knowledge from the rich man. Of course, he later discovered that these methods were not reliable at all.
Rebecca's character has nothing to do with the sunshine and cheerfulness. She is pale and fragile, like a piece of paper that can be blown away by a gust of wind. She is anxious and paranoid, and like the old bat, she loves to make at least 26 ABCD plans (of course this is all the old bat's fault), but she is also so gentle and reliable, and likes to touch the soil and touch the earth. Seed, her diary was written in beautiful cursive English, she insisted on reading the crossword page in the newspaper every morning, she would get angry, and whenever he messed up her so-called plan, she would call him stupid like a splenden-filled idiot (certainly nothing compared to the swear words in Crime Alley).
As a result, there were more indelible things in his memory besides nightlife, the breeze blowing from the balcony, the soft and translucent white gauze curtains, the scent of tulips, the sound of his heart beating violently when her shoulder came close...
Of course, there is also the first kiss.
He remembered all the good things until he woke up from the real darkness.
Reading tips:
①CP bucket, basically does not involve the superhero identity, a pure love story about love at first sight, full of fan stereotypes, ooc apology
② There is a plot of picking up wild cubs and raising them. The wild cubs are inspired by "Utopia"
③The inspiration for the heroine is "List Life", an ordinary person who is a bit crazy (but I found that I am not good at writing about neurosis and meditation)
④ I couldn't get the title of the novel, so I wanted to try this Western-style writing style, so I started writing it. I'm going to write the Magic Circle IF and The Assassin in the Dream IF
Purpose: I hope everyone can be happy and free
Reader comments
Take a bite of Bat Chou (x)
The writing style is much cleaner [Spreading Flowers]. The protagonist complains that unity is strength and it sounds ugly. It is recommended that the part be deleted to avoid blackmail. After all, it is a popular song. Also, why can I only see a few lines in Chapter 3? [Fear]
Take a bite of Bat Chou (x)
The writing style is much cleaner [Spreading Flowers]. The protagonist complains that unity is strength and it sounds ugly. It is recommended that the part be deleted to avoid blackmail. After all, it is a popular song. Also, why can I only see a few lines in Chapter 3? [Fear]