pre·tend prəˈtend/ verb 1. speak and act so as to make it appear that something is the case when in fact it is not. •That's what they're doing. They're just pretending, nothing more, nothing less.• Or are they? "Wendy, a daughter of two successful people swore that she'll never love again. That changes because of a...
At the age of seventeen, he was misunderstood for “stealing” music beats, and that was before he exploded into the Latin music world. At the age of twentyfive, he’s charged for illegal street race while on drugs and an expired license. He serves his time in jail and then “buys” his way out, as many say. A week later...