#x neglected reader

part one part two(here) part three

Synopsis: The reader hopes that the excessive attention

paid to her is just a dream or imagination, but the reality turns

out to be much worse.

The day at school turned out to be as strange as the morning.

The reader had a headache all day and seemed to have a high fever. All the teachers' words seemed like noise, and she miraculously managed to avoid Duke during recess.

During lunch, instead of going to the dining room with everyone, she finds herself on a bench in the courtyard.

The quiet rumbling, accompanied by a slight headache, did not surprise the girl at all.

It was common for her to forget to eat and for Alfred to accidentally forget to invite her to eat.

Yes, she might starve a little, but it was better than facing Duke's oppressive attentions again.

When she thought that she would finally relax and unwind, she was very wrong.

Before she could exhale, Damian appeared next to her.

There was an awkward and tense silence.

The boy either stared intently at the girl, examining her from head to toe, or looked away, thinking about something.

The reader, tired of the awkward silence from which cold sweat was already running down her temples, began the conversation by awkwardly clearing her throat.

"Um... how.. How are you?"

Silence.

"It's the same as always. Why are you here? You usually have lunch in the cafeteria."

How did this boy know how and where she was having lunch?

It's true that she usually had lunch in the cafeteria. She didn't eat much at home, except for the occasional snack, and free school meals were her main meals.

But how did Damian know that?

He spent the whole day in another building and couldn't have known what she was doing during lunch.

Or is she just winding herself up?

Distracted from her thoughts, the reader felt a headache again, only this time it turned out to be stronger.

"I... uh.. I just..."

Before she could finish, everything blurred in front of the girl's eyes and she felt her head hit something hard.

The last thing she saw was Damian's worried face and his cries for help.

★

Damian's heart sank when he saw his sister faint.

He quickly lifted her onto the bench, noticing that she was too small and thin for her age.

Why hadn't he noticed it before?

Has she always been this pale?

He often watched her, but for some reason everything about her seems so new and unfamiliar?

Sitting next to her in the medical bay, waiting for his father, he fell into deep thought.

Why didn't she ever drive to school with them?

Why did she seem so surprised that Alfred had invited her to sit down?

Why was she sitting alone?

Why was Duke Thomas so interested in her?

Why is he so interested in her?

When the boy's thoughts were completely absorbed, there was a knock on the door and without waiting for permission, none other than flew into the room..

Richard Grayson?!

What was he doing here?

And before the question could be asked, he answered.

"Bruce was too busy to come and asked me. So... What happened? Are you hurt?"

Damian was surprised by his blindness.

How can you not notice the painfully pale girl on the bed?

"Not me. She."

"Oh.." the older guy had just managed to say when the paramedic came in.

"So you're already here. Don't worry. The girl will be fine. She has severe malnutrition and vitamin deficiencies, but this is fixable. I prescribed her some medications. And keep an eye on her nutrition ahead. A little more and things could get a lot worse. You can wait until she wakes up."

After listening to the woman in silence and receiving the recipe from her, waiting until she came out, Dick spoke first, breaking the silence.

"So... What happened to her?"

"Were sitting on a bench and she suddenly lost consciousness, after which I brought her here."

Dick wanted to answer, but the girl on the cot stood up abruptly, breathing heavily and covered in sweat.

(Remember! English is not my native language. I translate all my texts through a translator. If you find any mistakes, don't be afraid to write to me about them. And don't criticize too much, please)

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harry potter x neglect! hufflepuff! reader x batfam

part one > part two (here)

(No one died in my sweet universe. Deviation from the canon and possible departure from the characters' characters.))

Okay, imagine that the reader, though not at least, invites batfam to her wedding with Fred. After all, they're like no other family.

And so the family readily comes to the celebration, although they are not very happy about it.

They can't believe that their little girl has already grown up, and they haven't even noticed it.

The first thing they do is look for a reader to congratulate her

They find her surrounded by girls and women.

Fleur, Ginny, Hermione and Angelina help her with her dress and makeup. And Molly is circling, and I'm like a mother hen over her. When Steph and Cass offer to help, they receive only a refusal, hidden behind a polite smile saying that they are unlikely to be able to help with anything serious.

When the reader is released, Dick practically flies to hug his beloved Little sister, but he is stopped by Cedric and Cho those who came to congratulate the bride.

And Dick almost faints when he hears his sister's words. "You've been a real big brother to me more than anyone." "You've both become my family."

Meanwhile, Bruce and Demian stumble upon the Malfoys, who are also invited.

Damian really dislikes Draco, he seems to him arrogant, arrogant and considers his older sister his own. It's unthinkable.

Bruce considers the aristocratic couple too suspicious and does not understand how his sweet and kind daughter can love this family more than him.

The Malfoys, who know about Bruce and Damian's attitude towards the reader in childhood, do not even deign to look at her, throwing only a sharp phrase about the "wonderful" family.

Jason is happy for his sister, but he can't say the same about her fiance.

When Todd meets Bill and Charlie, they seem like nice guys to him. They are serious and stable. This is the kind of husband he would like for his sister.

George and Fred annoy him and amuse him at the same time. He's funny guys, but not when one of them marries his cute sister.

In his opinion, someone Calm and less noisy should be standing next to the reader.

But since he can't do anything anymore, he can only sincerely rejoice for them.

Tim considers it his duty to control everything. He wants everything to be perfect. For his sweet sister.

What he doesn't expect is a huge amount of fireworks and firecrackers.

He doesn't like that some boy with glasses and a scar is sending him away, claiming that he will control everything himself.

He doesn't like this weird red-haired tall boy who looks at him askance.

And he even more dislikes the blond-haired Nerd who claims that it's better for him not to interfere in other people's affairs.

Ha! It's his sister's wedding!

When it's time to walk the bride down the aisle, Bruce gathers up the courage and approaches the reader, but instead of the waiting lonely girl, he sees an almost crying girl in her uncle's arms.

How Sirius Black annoys him.

He's completely unsuited to the role of a father. He's a drunk, a reveller, and he's escaped from prison!

This man scares him with his resemblance to the reader's mother.

When he approaches and asks the reader who will walk her down the aisle, she confidently points to her uncle, receiving a satisfied smile from him, which annoys Bruce.

Nevertheless, the man reluctantly retreats and sits down among the guests, whose diversity frightens him.

He realizes that his little girl has found a family among other people who did not turn away from her at the right moment.

it really wasn’t your fault that half of gotham thought you were hot, and it really isn’t your fault that you decided to indulge that half of gotham

“wait what-did you guys read this article?” barbara texted in the family group chat,

the link she had sent led to a chain of articles, and huge chains of conversations about bruce’s only non-vigilante kid, and despite them being his oldest blood child, he never really knew them-not that it mattered

it had been about how they’d been a lot of sightings of them at many queer bars, and how quite a lot of people had found them…hot?

“this is ridiculous, surely they wouldn’t be going out to bars at the most dangerous times.” damian typed in,

“well-the kid’s gonna have to need some form of social life-you know?” jason texted,

“i’ll have to talk to her” bruce typed in,

“i don’t see the problem-you and everyone else who has lived in the manor are always out at that time too-i don’t see why it’s any different when it’s me.” i say,

bruce sighed the long suffering sigh,

“because it’s different, we’re all in contact with each other during that timeframe-we know whether or not someone’s safe.”

“oh wow-just tell me you don’t want me to be a part of the conversation, no need to sneak out of the manor to avoid me.” i say, i didn’t mean it really, but i also did mean it.

chapter one out now!

YESSSS FUCK I NEED WRITE ABOUT THEM OR ELSE ILL EXPOLDE!!!

NEW IDEA!!!

( Since I have Exams I won't post but just wanna share my new idea for a fic)

- It's more like a revenge story but since I plan on making it mostly about the reader point of view it'll seem less like a revenge story, but if we switch the view to any other character they'll likely be going through hell. Might change some stuff ups plus I still have lots LOTS of draft lmao.

Ohh, its cool

harry potter x neglect! hufflepuff! reader x batfam

part one (here) > part two

The reader may be the daughter of Sirius and Regulus' sister, who escaped into the Muggle world. Away from the war and the controlling family. She didn't want to become a death eater. And now she is considered lost and dead.

Meanwhile, she escapes to America. There she falls in love with billionaire Bruce Wayne and uses amortization to enchant him. And then they have a reader.

When the amortization subsides, Bruce, feeling responsible and sorry for the child, Takes him with him, wanting to raise him as normal, and the reader's mother drinks poison from grief and dies.

And the reader has been growing up for eleven years with her father, who cannot look at her without seeing in her the woman who left him a trauma.

The whole family is wary of her.

She remains forgotten and abandoned, but she does not lose her optimism, believing that if she tries harder, everything will work out.

She helps Alfred with the cleaning of the manor.

She makes cookies and brings them to each family member with tea, not knowing that all the cookies end up in the trash.

She takes care of the garden and stray cats.

She doesn't understand at all why her father never looks at her.

After all, he looks at Damian, loves Him and trains Him.

But she doesn't take offense at anyone, she just needs to try harder.

When a letter arrives from Hogwarts, she happily runs to tell her father and brothers that she turns out to be a witch.

But none of the family is interested in this.

Bruce begins to shun the reader even more, increasingly seeing her as her mother.

And so the reader gets to Hogwarts. She studies a year later than the Weasley twins and a year older than the golden Trio.

There she learns about Her mother's family.

She is assigned to Hufflepuff, where she finds many new friends and finds a family.

Over time, she begins to realize that her family's attitude towards her was abnormal.

Over time, the reader gets to know even more students.

She even befriends Draco after helping him with his homework. The boy begins to see her as an older sister figure and is very unhappy with her close relationship with the golden Trio and the Weasleys.

After one of the twins' pranks on her, she starts spending time with him. A lot of time. Most often in order to keep track of them.

Harry feels supported by the girl, because their destinies are very similar and she helps not to feel lonely.

Hermione is very glad that the reader is always ready to help and support her in her studies.

Ron is grateful that she saves him from the antics of the twins And gets him food from their kitchen.

Cedric becomes the brother she never had.

Over the years, the reader comes less and less often on vacation to her father and his family.

After Sirius returns and reunites with the reader, the man shows her what real family warmth means. He sees himself in the girl, because he was also abandoned by his family. He also gives her access to the Black family bank. And soon the reader changes her last name to her mother's last name.

She either spends them with the Weasley family, who are very fond of the girl and consider her part of the family.

Or she spends time with the Malfoys. Who are also happy to have a girl. When the reader's mother and Narcissa were young, they were very friendly and the woman is glad that her son found a good friend.

The reader also visits Cedric and his father.

Over time, batfam notices that someone is constantly missing, and then Alfred reminds them of the reader. But they can't get in touch with her, which worries everyone a lot.

Meanwhile, the Triwizard tournament begins.

It turns out that the reader is very popular and many people want to invite her to the ball.

She ends up going with Fred.

After Cedric's death, the reader does not return Wayne manor at all.

With the help of the reader, Sirius does not die and they now live together.

She spends half the summer at Weasle's with Fred, whom they begin dating.

The reader begins to see changes in Draco and tries to help him, but things only get worse.

She helps the twins open a store.

And then the war begins.

Voldemort he wants to win the reader over to his side, considering her a good ally and resource. That's why she has to hide.

At To Gotham, hoping to escape. And the best place to do that turns out to be the Wayne manor. She moves to her old room with Fred, who doesn't want to leave the reader alone and keeps an eye on her.

They decide to lay low for at least a couple of days in an attempt to escape, but what they don't expect is Damian deciding to visit his sister's room at the most inconvenient moment.

And so the reader has to explain everything. About the Blacks, about Hogwarts, about the war, about his new, real family.

And last but not least, I really don't like batfam.

They don't like the fact that they don't know anything about the reader's life, hell, they didn't even know she had a boyfriend!

They didn't know that she was the target of some magical evil lord.

But now they're ready for them.

The reader can stay with them and they can become a real family. Without magic.

But the reader doesn't like it at all. It's not her family. Her family is at war right now. And they need her help.

Where was this family when she needed it, when she was bullied at school.

She talks about how she was left alone during the winter holidays in the cold winter at Hogwarts, waiting for New Year's greetings and gifts.

How she had to return home alone, knowing that she wasn't expected there.

She gave her "family" so many chances, but now she's not going to serve anyone.

A quarrel begins, and eventually the reader moves her back to England, where the war continues.

Many friends and enemies are dying.

Even in the Muggle world, there are changes.

But in the end, they win this war.

Fred stays alive with the help of the reader.

And batfam can only regret its mistakes.

Like especially Bruce cause that would be his EX?

If we go back and forth between their homes what's the dropoff/pickup like?

ITS BEEN SO LONG SINCE IVE TALKED ABOUT WB!READER LORE AHH I MISS IT!!!

Born on the sun-soaked shores of (any Caribbean island you can think of), she came to the United States at nineteen with nothing but a suitcase, a dream, and legs that seemed to stretch for miles. By the early 90s, she had become one of Gotham’s most sought-after models her dark skin glowing under studio lights, her presence commanding every runway she stepped on. She wasn’t just beautiful; she was revolutionary. In an industry that often ignored women who looked like her, she carved out a space through sheer talent and determination, paving the way for dark-skinned models across Gotham and beyond.

It was during this golden era that she caught the attention of Bruce Wayne the city’s golden boy long before the cowl and cape. Together, they were Gotham’s power couple: the billionaire heir and the Caribbean supermodel. Their faces graced magazine covers, their appearances at galas and charity events the talk of the city. She met Dick Grayson and Jason Todd when they were still young, long before Gotham’s shadows swallowed Bruce whole. She was the first to learn his secret the first to see the man behind the mask and the first to walk away because of it.

When she discovered she was pregnant, she left the spotlight behind. The tabloids called her washed up, a gold digger, a woman who had slept her way into luxury. But she knew the truth. Every dollar she had, every home she built, every opportunity she gave you came from her own work. She raised you the Wb!reader in comfort and honesty, determined to give them the stability she never had.

For sixteen years, she kept Bruce’s identity a secret, shielding her you from the chaos of Gotham’s vigilante world. But secrets have a way of unraveling. When you turned sixteen, they left their warm, art-filled home to live in the cold halls of Wayne Manor.

Dick and Jason, who had once seen her as a mother figure, never realized that the woman who had loved and guided them in their youth was also the mother of their new sibling. The revelation hit them like a punch to the gut. The resemblance was undeniable: the same sharp cheekbones, the same confident posture, the same warmth in the smile. The only difference was the eyes Bruce’s deep, stormy blue staring out from your face.

Her relationship with Bruce remained complicated. There was love too much of it, the kind that needed barbed wire around it to keep from bleeding. Bruce tried to act indifferent, but she saw through him. She always had. She knew about the neglect, the emotional distance, the way he buried himself in his mission. You told her everything; she was their best friend, their confidante. And when she confronted Bruce, she didn’t hold back. She tore into him for his absence, for his failures as a father. But he gave as good as he got, reminding her that she had kept you away from him for sixteen years. Both were right. Both were wrong.

Even after all these years, the public still romanticized them. Old photos resurfaced on social media her laughing at the Iceberg Lounge while Bruce’s gaze lingered on her, or her smiling at a Wayne Enterprises event while his eyes never left her face. Time hadn’t changed that magnetic pull between them.

In another universe, maybe they would have made it work. Maybe they’d be married, raising their child together in peace. But not in this one. In this universe, pride runs too deep. She refuses to bow for any man not even Bruce Wayne.

And Gotham, ever watchful, still whispers about the woman who once tamed the bat.

Now Bruce, on the other hand he’s still in deep, deep love. Very deep love. Remember the woman who brought him out of that dark and gloomy place when he was grieving his parents? She’s still around. Older now, more beautiful than ever. He admires the gray in her hair, the wrinkles that appear when she smiles. Most women would have turned to plastic surgery by now, but she makes her forties feel like her twenties.

And don’t get it wrong he tries to flirt, that signature Wayne charm turned on full blast. But it never works. She can see right through him. You can’t teach an old dog new tricks, especially when that dog’s a playboy.

“Don’t you have other women to harass?” she’ll snap, eyes sharp as ever.

Bruce just stares at her like a lovesick puppy. “I missed you,” he’ll whisper, helping her with her coat.

“Touch me and you’ll start missing your teeth,” she shoots back, quick as ever.