The Things That We Don't Talk About
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  • Reads 35,234
  • Votes 1,229
  • Parts 39
  • Time 7h 28m
Ongoing, First published Jun 11, 2017
Mature
Diana isn't a slut. 
She's not. 
But after a night of fun goes terribly wrong, Diana comes back to school with taunts echoing in the hallways. 
At first, she doesn't believe it. 
But when she sees the pictures, and hears the stories, she's forced to accept that something bad happened. Something unspeakable. 
Something that no one wants to hear.

She was brutally raped.

The further that Diana digs, the more scared she becomes. Merrick, her boyfriend, begins to drift off mid sentence. Her best friend, Charlie, can now barely look her in the eyes. No one remembers what happened to Diana.

Something isn't right.

A town that doesn't want to hear the truth, and people who won't tell it.



🏆Rankings: 

-1st in judge!

-3rd in COURT!!!!

-2nd IN TRUTHFULNESS;)))

-5th in assault
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The Lies We Tell

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Evelyn is okay. She's at the top of her class, a Wattpad writer, and a rising star on YouTube. She's also a liar. Her parents fight all the time, but she tells her friends everything is fine. She lies to herself about the guy at school. On the night her life changed forever, she told herself what was probably her biggest lie ever: I'm okay. The truth is, she's not. Things are falling apart and beginning to come out. She's barely keeping it together. Can she make it through when her lies begin to catch up to her? --- Warning: This story contains mentions of sexual harassment which, though not graphic, could potentially be triggering to some who have experienced similar or worse situations. Originally written in 2018 Featured by StoriesUndiscovered October 2022 Featured by StoriesUndiscovered on Be THAT Girl reading list 6/23