Clandestine

Clandestine

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It was just a normal day for Kennedy at the coffee shop, but when she met Ophelia, her life turned upside down. Little did she know, Ophelia lived just round the block to Kennedy's parents house, so their parents knew each other. She thought she was just like everyone else, but turns out she wasn't, because she liked Ophelia, and soon enough, they became more than friends. However, trouble is bound to come knocking at their door as soon as Kennedy's stereotypical parents find out about her and Ophelia. Will they be able to hide their affection to one another from Kennedy's parents as well as ignore the stereotypes of society? All photos were taken either off google and or Pinterest and belong to them COPYRIGHT Please don't copy this. This was my own idea so don't take it thanks.
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A daughter and mother narrate their lives as part of the Carmine family. Where this large family of nine has hidden secrets they keep from the public, each other, and themselves. With devastating choices in their lives, Aspen and Celeste try to keep the family together and their secrets hidden. But, just like any chaotic family, secrets will spill, feelings will be hurt, and lives will be ruined. Chp. 14 Preview: Mom turned to look at me, and without any hesitation she began to answer. Maybe she thought I was finally ready to know the answer or maybe she didn't like keeping this a secret from me when I was raised by it. For whatever reason she decided to finally tell me, and I didn't care to ask. "Wow... okay, asking me this question before I was going to tell you... It's a long story and-," she began to tear up and put on a false smile, "-you're not going to like it." The truth behind my aunt and our family would be the reason my mom was so in denial about God's being real and her deciding to be an ignorant atheist. Because the truth ruined her life, just like it was going to ruin mine, but my life more than hers, because she wasn't going to be paying the consequences, she just had the misfortune of marrying into the family.

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