Secrets of a boy
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  • Reads 243
  • Votes 49
  • Parts 21
  • Time 3h 12m
Ongoing, First published Feb 23, 2019
Mature
I don't really know what to say. I am afraid but I want to do it anyway. This is my story. A true story. My childhood. My feelings. My small experiences with life and with people. I had a very different childhood and even though the title is Secrets of a child as I was a child when I felt these feelings, still the book is not for children. This is a book for young adults and adults and even for old people but definitely not for children. If you are homophobic, I warn you. This is not for you. You need to be an open-minded person to be able to read this book. Me, as a child, felt many things. Experienced things very early. This is not a fiction book. If it were a fiction, then it would be a horrible story. I am not sure if you are going to like it but I hope you read till the end before you judge me. Thank you and even if Wattpad removes my story, this book,  I still exist and my feelings were true and what happened to me and how I felt were true and I cannot change my past although I wanted quite a few times.p
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One road trip. That was all that it took to tear Zaavan Fleetwood and Vance Dallas's lives apart. It wasn't fair - walls are always built for a reason. The two smoking hot, incredibly athletic rivals were two of the most popular boys at school. If anybody got word of the dark and dirty secrets they were hiding, their lives would be over. But since when was life ever fair? Already on the path to destruction, a newfound battle with sexuality could be the final blow needed to destroy them. That is, if their secrets don't get them first. Because that's the thing with secrets - they tend to get out. ***TRIGGER WARNING! THIS BOOK CONTAINS CERTAIN THEMES ABOUT MENTAL ILLNESSES AND ABUSE THAT MAY BE TRIGGERING OR EXTREMELY UPSETTING.*** Started: April 2018 Completed: May 2019 Edited and re-published: August 2019