The Sketchbook of Little Secrets

Jesse Solomon kept a sketchbook of little secrets. From the water-color sketches of profiles of all sophomores, anecdotes of cheerleader rivalry, lists of authentic hair colors and names of the boys whom a girl has slept with, to secret photographs, agendas of revenge meetings and copies of lyrics and poems, the entries had it all—drama, dreams, ups and downs of being a part of the high school student body.

But there was this one single thing Jesse couldn't bring herself to write down: her own secret.

As the sketchbook grew thicker and thicker with entries, a series of unpredictable events happened, gradually changing Jesse’s own moral and views towards trust issues and keeping secrets; and there might be this certain someone whom she slowly melted her walls and opened up to, only to realize that this person might not be whom she thought he was, with his own plethora of complicated intention and secrets.