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Secret Identities
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Complete, First published Jun 15, 2013
Uncountable identities, 2 different Worlds, one Girl that's Alexa.
Her life is at risk but in a playful fate, she falls in love for the first time. But it's not the perfect time to think about love, especially in her current situation-every second, every move she needs to be careful.


So how could they live happily ever after if she's pretending to be someone, and if she's afraid that what happened 9 years ago might happen again? Especially now that she got another weakness.
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