Black Butler Book Of The Dark Door by Illyasviel VonPhantomhive at Inkitt

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Black Butler Book Of The Dark Door

This story contains themes of: assault, child abuse, depression, domestic violence, drug use overdose, extreme violence gore, incest, self-harm, suicide, torture, offscreen rape

F-M Black Butler Anime/Manga Based Ciel Phantomhive Brother/Sister Relations

Summary

Lauren is one of the older sisters of the phantomhive siblings

Genre: Mystery/Romance

Author: Illyasviel VonPhantomhive

Status: Ongoing

Chapters: 1

Rating: n/a

Age Rating: 16+

Lauren Phantomhive

Name Lauren Phantomhive

Age 15

Sex Female

Hair Colour Green

Hair Length Medium

Eye Colour Blue

Height 139 Cm 3,9

Family Skye younger sister Ciel younger brother Shannon younger sister Sabrina younger sister Corbett younger sister Iylssa younger sister Rebecca younger sister Jaiden younger sister Jasmine older sister

Friends Eri Sebastian Aria

Crush none

Personality kind caring brave sweet shy

Likes hanging out with Friends Family

Dislikes watching Friends Family get hurt

Birthday 18 May 1873

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