Where There's Smoke, There's Fire
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  • Time 24m
Ongoing, First published Sep 29, 2018
Who knew smoke could spark a fire?

We each have a secret.

For three years, I've secretly obsessed over Daniel Stevenson, the hottest guy at Stonehaven High.
There's just one small problem. Even though we sit three feet away from each other, we've never even spoken.
But that's about to change.
Too bad I'm lying in a hospital bed coughing my lungs out and he's out of my league.

I've been secretly staring at Graziella Roberts, hands down the prettiest junior in school, every day since our freshman year.
Despite that she's the pastor's daughter all the guys want to date her.
When my firefighter brother saves her from a house fire I grab the chance to finally talk to her.
Too bad I can't confess how much I like her.

Can we overcome the obstacles stopping us from sharing our secret love?
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