Time To Tell (Jerstie)

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Parts 34
Time 1h 29m

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She said she was fine, but she didn't mean it. Her world was falling apart around her and her school work suffered. She wanted to tell him, but they just met. Her best friends didn't  even know, why would he?All Rights Reserved

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