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Ongoing, First published Nov 20, 2015
Have you ever tried so hard to impress your crush so they would like you?  Even if you had to fake the truth? In this story you'll meet someone who has done this. And maybe you'll realize yourself that you've done it too. 

I hope you guys enjoy my new story. I haven't written on watt pad for a while because I've been working in separate projects but I'm back. I will try my best to keep updating every week. So I'm proud to present my new story: 
Nothing Short of a Lie. 
Hope you like it!
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