Aus Der Hölle

Aus Der Hölle

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WpMetadataNoticeLast published Sat, Jan 25, 2025
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Fiction
Mystery
Seitdem Sidney Michelle kennengelernt hat, hat sie oft den selben Alptraum. Michelle lässt sie nicht locker und bringt ihr Leben auf eine Achterbahn. Ist Michelle wohl das Beste oder das Schlechteste was in Sidneys Leben passiert ist?
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There were multiple things that Izzy hated: -Science -Food -Nightmares -Oversized Notebooks -Christian Arras But there were also multiple things that Izzy loved: -Her house -High heels -Strawberries -Parties -Christian Arras Her father made it crystal clear, on who and what was off limits. Him being the mayor of their small town, Locksville Louisiana, he had a reputation to withhold. But, Izzy messing around with her father's rivals son, was really causing a knot in the rope. Christian Arras was the son of Dr. Arras, aka the candidate running against Izzy's father in the not so friendly annual mayoral debate. Christian's smart, genius smart. He doesn't show it but when Izzy figures this out, it only draws her closer. But little does she know of the secrets he has bottled up inside. Will messing with the rivals really be worth it? Even if it means sacrificing her feelings and betraying her dad's trust? But when she finds out the truth behind her father and everyone else, she has to figure out which side she must pick. Her father, or the enemies? She knew betraying her father put his position as mayor at stake, but at this point, Christian was simply irrepressible.

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