To Each Their Own (Interracial)

Percy believed everyone to be a good person. As naive as it sounds, she just had to give people the benefit of the doubt. Her friends were no different. They were all incredibly close with one another, telling ones darkest secrets and their most sought out desires, or that's what she thought at least. She didn't realize that she and her friends were about to be tested by the universe's best teacher, life. Friendships will be destroyed, relationships strained, and secrets will be laid out in the open for all to see. Everyone will be naked to each other's fraudulence, deceit, and betrayal as they realize they're nothing but strangers.

Trust must be earned, not given.
Especially since its so easy to lose.

(There's very strong and vulgar language used by some of the characters in this story, so read at your own risk)
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