16 year old Y/N L/N is stuck in the foster system and placed with a family of six siblings. His life soon gets the shock of a lifetime when he is bestowed magical powers by an old wizard. Now, shouting SHAZAM!, Y/N is gifted with the power of the go...
Y/N walked up to the address written on the file. It was an old, unkept apartment complex. Taking the elevator to the seventh floor, Y/N walked out into the hallway. He heard people and banging behind locked doors.
Finally, he made it to the room he was looking for. Y/N took a deep breath. This was it. He brought his hand up and knocked on the door.
Marilyn: Just a second.
The door opened and Y/N found a woman with a similar complexion to his own. She wore baggy clothing and had bags under her eyes. She look tired.
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Marilyn: Hey, look, I'm late for work already, alright? We don't need any magazines or whatever. Thanks, though.
Y/N: Oh, I'm not... You probably don't recognize me... but I found my way home.
Y/N held up the compass ball from years ago. Marilyn looked at it with unfamiliarity.
Y/N: Mom. It's me.
The woman finally recognized who he was. Instead of a joyful expression like Y/N had expected, she seemed to frown as if a dark cloud moved above her head.
Marilyn: Oh, God. Is it?
Y/N nodded and tried to hug her. She quickly pushed him away.
Marilyn: Um... Hang on.
From inside, a man shouted out.
Man: Who's at the door?
Marilyn: It's um... It's no one, Travis.
She shut the door behind her as she walked out to talk to Y/N.
Y/N: I didn't mean to run away. You know that, right? I let go, but it was by accident.
Marilyn: Yeah, no. I know, yeah. I saw you.
Y/N stood there speechless. She had seen him? Why didn't she come get him, then?
Y/N: What?
Marilyn: I saw you after. So, it was never your fault. Look, I was 17, okay? And my daddy kicked me out. And your dad just decided not to be a part of anything. And I was hurting, and I was screwed up. Look, it's just once I saw you with the police, I realized that they could do a better job taking care of you than I ever will.
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