The Hidden Past
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Last published Wed, Feb 25, 2015
Vee is sent on a mission to collect information on a girl by her gang leader, Black. Lying to the senior police officials in London that she wants to make a good future for herself by studying, Vee is finally accepted into Harlow College to do what Black sent her for.
But when Vee meets Viola and slowly learns about her, will she finally realise all that she has been doing under Black's command was wrong and unjust.
Will Viola gain Vee's trust, who no one has other than Black? and will she help her solve the mystery of her hidden past.
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