Secrets
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Not many know of Mary Taylor. The shy and quite girl with stunning looks. She remains hidden from the social hierarchy called high school. And she likes it that way. But when she starts to secretly date her best friend's cousin, her life starts to change.
From constantly battling her want for the secrecy of her relationship to be lifted, her best friend's scheming ways, and trying to figure out where she wants to go to college, she gets thrown a curve ball. A rumor gets spread throughout school that Mary is pregnant. Matt (the boyfriend) doesn't know what to do, and Mary is scared that this rumor will break her relationship with him. What will Matt do? Will he admit to the school the he is in a relationship with Mary, or will he terminate it before it become public news? And who spread the rumor?
There is only so much that a high school girl can take, but with the help of her best friend, will Mary make it? Or break it?
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