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Alyssa Marie Nash lives in LA with her son. She has a horrible and sad past but she tries not to think of it everyday. She part of the 118 with her dad and her best friends. She keeping a big secret from he friend except her father. Everything is going good until one day someone from her past returns, Someone she thought would never see again! What will happened? Will he secret come out? Who the person from her past? Will relationships break and fall Or will they grow? Read to find out!!
Started: 10/31/23
#1- firehouse (12/15/23)
#1- eddiediaz (1/20/24)
#1- the118 (2/6/24)
#1- Buckley (2/24/24)
#1- station118 (2/24/24)
#1- Bobby (4/18/24)
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