When I was Seven

Casslyn Santoro is your average moody sixteen year old with a not so average life. Her parents are multimillionaires so everyone she ever meets expects her to be snobby, bratty and spoiled. Due to that and her constantly moving because of her fathers businesses, meant that growing up Casslyn was never able to keep a friend. Making her childhood sad, lonely and bitter.

That was all until she moved to New York, New York when she was eleven to finally settle down permanently. She happily stayed there for five years until bam-out of nowhere she has to move to London right after a freak accident involving five people from her school. Her parents said moving had nothing to do with what happened, but her suspicions tell her otherwise. Now she has to start her whole life over. This means new friendships, new things, new beginnings, new problems, and possibly love to come.

Leaving everything she's ever loved behind. Casslyn begins to realize everything and everyone she's ever known is not who she thought they were. She can't trust anyone anymore not even her family. Even her fathers presumed job of owning a a huge Casino business seems to just be a big coverup for something much bigger than casinos. But if you can't trust your own blood, who can you trust? Certainly not a few classmates from her new school, right?

Welcome to Casslyn's new world full of friends and family turned liars and enemies turned friends. Where there is no way to tell who is faking and who is telling the truth. But does Casslyn even want to know the answer to all of her questions and built up accusations? Especially when the truth is worse than the lies.