Ch. 1 - Page 10
Oct 22, 2016
Lillian is from the world of rainbows and happiness and entitled little children. Basically, "THE KIDS ARE THE FUTURE. WE MUST MAKE SURE THEY GROW UP IN A GOOD ENVIRONMENT" but to an unhealthy extreme.
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[CW: body shaming, abuse mention]
Lillian Soares has spent over a decade of her life living in Norwood Heights, a small town full of wealthy families. Everything is just about "perfect" -- TOO perfect, in her opinion. Her father failing to return home from work one day is just enough to convince her to do some investigating. Noel Reid is a pastry chef who has an obsession with urban legends, and has noticed some unusual occurrences in her day-to-day life. When she crosses paths with Lillian, they decide to work together to find out if their separate experiences could be related to something more sinister.
Update 07/02/2021: This comic is officially 5+ years old! I will likely be making small adjustments to the early pages as the series continues.Read more
Lillian Soares has spent over a decade of her life living in Norwood Heights, a small town full of wealthy families. Everything is just about "perfect" -- TOO perfect, in her opinion. Her father failing to return home from work one day is just enough to convince her to do some investigating. Noel Reid is a pastry chef who has an obsession with urban legends, and has noticed some unusual occurrences in her day-to-day life. When she crosses paths with Lillian, they decide to work together to find out if their separate experiences could be related to something more sinister.
Update 07/02/2021: This comic is officially 5+ years old! I will likely be making small adjustments to the early pages as the series continues.Read more
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