Lies My Mother Told Me

Lies My Mother Told Me

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It all started with that one question. The one question that a mother will have to answer in some point of her life. The one question that every mother lies about the first time they are asked. The one question that is one of the most hardest question for a mother to explain the first time. That one question that involves a lie about a stork. We have all asked our mothers this question. And eventually they told us what it REALLY meant. But not my mom. She had a different way of explaining it. What if your mom never told you how babies were really made? Or what a hickey was? Or where your father was? What if the lies kept on piling on and on and on since you were a kid? And what if you did somethings you thought were not a big deal because of the lies your mother told you? Like get pregnant? Join Summer in her story as she unravels every single lie her mother told her.
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Leila had a one night stand with a mysterious man after drinking way too much at a party and imbibing substances she never should have. The next morning, her memories were a mess did she sleep with just him or... was it an orgy with all his friends? Before she could even begin to figure it out, she discovers she was pregnant. And as a high school student? Nope. Not happening. She made the problem go away. But the guilt didn't. Leila spiraled, doing reckless things just to feel something again. Her parents had had enough and shipped her off to college, cutting her off from all her friends. For a while, she forgot about Max. Temporarily. Then she found out he was hosting a party. Of course he was. And of course she snuck out to see him. There he was, with another blonde haired, blue-eyed girl. Not again. Leila wasn't the naive little high school girl she used to be. She had learned. And this time, she was willing to play dirty. Even if it meant getting blood on her hands. Rule of Seduction #4: Set the stage and make it look real. If you get caught up in your own web of lies, all is lost. So, walking past them, I did what any damsel in distress would do, I tripped. The heel of my shoe caught on the trail of my dress, and oops straight I went into Max's arms, my wine glass tilting just enough to spill down his expensive shirt. Oopsie. Shame about the wine. It could've been put to better use. Cough for, uh, more sensual purposes. All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced, distributed, or transmitted in any form or by any means, including photocopying, recording, or other electronic or mechanical methods, without the prior written permission of the publisher. Copyright Β© Aquah-goddess Disclaimer: I do not own any of the pictures all credit goes to their rightful owner

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