Bestfriends Don't Do That.

Bestfriends Don't Do That.

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Melissa thought primary school was supposed to be simple recess, homework, and laughing with her best friend, Emma. But when a secret message appears, a teacher starts acting weird, and her friends begin keeping things from her, everything changes. Rumors spread. Trust breaks. And Melissa finds herself at the center of a mystery no one else seems to see one that leads to betrayal, missing files, and a notebook that whispers the truth no one wants to hear. With Izzy and Bailey by her side, Melissa dives deep into a web of lies that twists through classrooms, hallways, and even her own family. Just when she thinks she's solved it all, one final clue turns everything upside down. Funny, sad, and full of secrets, Best Friends Don't Do That is a story about friendship, growing up, and learning that not everyone who smiles at you means it. Because sometimes, the person you least expect is the one holding the knife.
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Since escaping an uncomfortable home life where her mother married her bully's father, Marissa thought she was done accepting betrayal. Until she walks in on her boyfriend sleeping with someone she considered a close friend. To make matters worse, she has to keep holding things in because her pseudo-sister is in a high-risk pregnancy and her husband is her ex's best friend. After enduring months of holding things in to keep the peace, she's faced with the ultimate betrayal: they're naming the baby after her cheating ex. As if that wasn't enough, her manager had lied to her about a promotion, and her incompetent subordinate was now her boss. Done with being everyone's pushover, Marissa decides to take a step back from the friends who betrayed her, quit her toxic job, and find a lucrative job in the company of her dreams. The catch? She will have to work under her childhood bully, turned stepbrother, Gideon. And as an added stipulation, she'll need to go back home for Friday night dinner every week. Now she'll have to decide if her career is worth returning home and facing demons she'd been keeping at bay for almost a decade.

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