Secrets (A Matt Espinosa Fan Fiction)
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When Hannah Bailey moves to LA for a new life, secrets that have been building up inside of her for years are slowly revealed. But it's only when she meets Matt- the bad boy- that everything changes.
Hannah just wants to live a normal life. She's sick of moving from place to place, but when things get too hard for her, she does the unthinkable. All the secrets that she's ever had in her life, are slowly starting to spill, but is this a good thing or a bad thing? According to Hannah it's a bad thing, since her secrets were the only thing that we're keeping her and Matt close. If he knew nothing about her, then she was perfectly safe..
This is a cliche story.
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