Can You Keep A...Secret?
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  • Parts 1
  • Time <5 mins
Ongoing, First published Dec 21, 2014
"I walked to the window and looked through it, there was a big oak tree between the houses, and past the oak tree was a window and through that window I could see a room, and a girl. She looked familiar, she was sitting there, I looked closer enough and saw she was drawing. She looked so beautiful, but yet so familiar."

Sarah Ackley is just a girl trying to make her way in life by earning not by buying it like everyone else at her school. Now she does have a past but she keeps it a secret, that is until Joshua comes along and changes everything. 

Joshua Smith is a 18 year old asshole that does what he wants when he wants to. He gets into fights and has sex day and night, and, doesn't know the meaning of girlfriend. But, things change when he meets Sarah.

So together they make a whole world of trouble, literally. But the big question is...can they both keep a secret? 

Gangs, good girls, bad boys, drugs, alcohol, secrets, and sex. But maybe one other thing, maybe...just maybe, love.
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